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Plan9 · 06-08-2007, 09:26 AM

Okay, turns out I absolutely HATE the Honda rear turn signal / license plate bracket. They look like motorcycle ass antlers! Oh, the humanity.

I have a 2002 Shadow Sabre. It's my baby. Huge highway bars, flip pegs, Khrome Werks short pipes. It'll rumble the pants off college girls at 50 yards. Oh-YEAH. (/masturbation)

HOWEVER... It still has an ugly ass end like all its two-wheeled sisters. I wanna bring sexy back but I can't seem to find a replacement. It may require some ingenious use of a Dremel and super glue.

Amber LED replacement strips for the turn signals and a lay-flat license plate mount have to be the answer to this problem. The other option would be the kinda-pricey tail light plus brake light plus turn signals all-in-one option with the lay-flat liucense plate mount. Anybody have any ideas?

CruiserCustomizing.com has some good stuff, but I haven't quite zeroed in on my cure to scraggly ass syndrome yet. Money is the primary issue.

PayUp · 06-10-2007, 09:54 AM

www.scootworks.com

Plaid13 · 06-10-2007, 11:08 AM

i suggest you take some pictures of it the way it is now to show us for one =P not real sure what your talking about. if you can open up those pictures in photoshop or some other program like it and move the bits around to see what you want it to look like. If we knew exactly what it looked like and what you wanted it to look like maybe we could come up with some other ideas without spending the money. The good thing about motorcycles is they are made out of metal and you can do just about anything you want with metal if you have enough time and a few basic tools. Could be something as simple as getting a pice of stainless steel and bending a new lisence plate bracket and removing the old one. or cutting down the extensions that the turn signals are mounted on and bolting them back on. but i have no idea what your bike looks like so i really cant suggest anything.

06-08-2007, 09:26 AM	#1 (permalink)
Plan9 I Confess a Shiver	Motorcycle Ass Antlers Okay, turns out I absolutely HATE the Honda rear turn signal / license plate bracket. They look like motorcycle ass antlers! Oh, the humanity. I have a 2002 Shadow Sabre. It's my baby. Huge highway bars, flip pegs, Khrome Werks short pipes. It'll rumble the pants off college girls at 50 yards. Oh-YEAH. (/masturbation) HOWEVER... It still has an ugly ass end like all its two-wheeled sisters. I wanna bring sexy back but I can't seem to find a replacement. It may require some ingenious use of a Dremel and super glue. Amber LED replacement strips for the turn signals and a lay-flat license plate mount have to be the answer to this problem. The other option would be the kinda-pricey tail light plus brake light plus turn signals all-in-one option with the lay-flat liucense plate mount. Anybody have any ideas? CruiserCustomizing.com has some good stuff, but I haven't quite zeroed in on my cure to scraggly ass syndrome yet. Money is the primary issue. __________________ *Whatever you can carry.* "You should not drink... and bake."

06-10-2007, 09:54 AM	#2 (permalink)
PayUp DILLIGAF Location: AZ	www.scootworks.com __________________ Born to Lose.

06-10-2007, 11:08 AM	#3 (permalink)
Plaid13 I want a Plaid crayon	i suggest you take some pictures of it the way it is now to show us for one =P not real sure what your talking about. if you can open up those pictures in photoshop or some other program like it and move the bits around to see what you want it to look like. If we knew exactly what it looked like and what you wanted it to look like maybe we could come up with some other ideas without spending the money. The good thing about motorcycles is they are made out of metal and you can do just about anything you want with metal if you have enough time and a few basic tools. Could be something as simple as getting a pice of stainless steel and bending a new lisence plate bracket and removing the old one. or cutting down the extensions that the turn signals are mounted on and bolting them back on. but i have no idea what your bike looks like so i really cant suggest anything.