Makes lots of sense to me. BTW, we're looking at the top, so it uses all four mounting holes, right?

Put me down for one, but do it quick... I hope to have the new Micron high mount by week's end.

 

I'll take maybe too. Lets know details as how much money.:crash

 

I would be interested as well, however I live in Canada. If we could arrange shipping that would be great. Please email me the info, price etc.

jasondeweerd@hotmail.com

Thanks!!!:rock

 

Here are the details:
Yes the current design uses all four of the factory mounting holes. I think I will change it so that the plate is not at a 90 degree angle to the mounting surface. This will make it harder to read, look smaller and less wind drag.

I think that the price will be somewhere around $25. It really all depends on how many I have made at a time. I will send it out to be quoted on Monday. I could have it black anodized which would match the frame, or clear. If you want to have it powder coated I will look into that. It might be a little tough to match the red and blue if we do it that way though.

How many people are interested in the directions and wiring harness?
Here is another angle.

 

One last view. After this I am going to go make one for real.

 

I'm in for directions and wiring harness info, why not. I am sure it isnt difficult but what the hell. Nice looking bracket. I would probably prefer black if I had a choice, but I'm not fussy.:yesnod

 

Id love to know more about the directions and wireing when you get it!! looks cool....An installed pic would be awesome:rock

 

I'll take one...just like how it looks in the picture but make sure its powdered coated black, oh and also where will the license light be at?

 

Pegdrgr,

Your bracket should work, looks similiar to the one I made. I used 12 ga. aluminum, had it bent at a metal shop. Only difference in mine is that I had the seems welded. I then used L-P short stalk 4's, and used the factory license plate bracket robbed off of the factory fender. The factory bracket bolted to the rear lip of the fabricated piece, right where you have two holes illustrated. I used Light-n-boltz to mount the plate to the factory bracket and provide illumination. I then used trim black powdercoat to paint the whole thing. It looks incredible, tiny, and only cost about $40 for everything. I did cut the factory disconnects off and butt spliced them onto my bracket to make removal easy.

 

Im in for one

 

Here are the details:
Yes the current design uses all four of the factory mounting holes. I think I will change it so that the plate is not at a 90 degree angle to the mounting surface. This will make it harder to read, look smaller and less wind drag.

How many people are interested in the directions and wiring harness?
Here is another angle.

Actually, a 90 degree angle to the underside of the tail would probably be good, since the tail angles up at about a 20 degree angle. I'm not sure about the directions, since I have a high pipe coming, which might force me into flush mounts under the tail. I already ordered Light-n-boltz from cbrack.com, so I have the license plate light handled.

 

I'll take one...just like how it looks in the picture but make sure its powdered coated black, oh and also where will the license light be at?

 

For lights for the plate and even the blinkers....check out :

www.cbrack.com/photos_liten_boltz.htm#

I cant personally vouch for them but have heard lots of members talk about them.

Seems like a cool idea - I am going to order and try them out.

 

Here is the 1st prototype:

 

again

 

last one

 

Looks GOOD!

looks good sure does look better than that stock thing yamaha stuck on there..... makes ya wonder why they make such a beautiful bike and the put that UGLY ass rear fender on it:lol
nice and together also no wires showing well looking right at it anyway.....

 

:yesnod

 

The kit looks great! The only thing you'll want to do before sending it to fab is to put a hole in the middle of the 4 mounting plate holes to run the wires though Then I think you'll pretty much have it covered.

I decided to do the LEDs in the tail light, so I've got kick-ass turn signals, all I need is a little bracket to hold the plate, and I don't expect any trouble with the license plate light issue. I don't think that's anything but a harrassment ticket (not to imply that they don't issue them sometimes...)

Scott

 

pegdrgr please count me in also! Please send any details to me, or I'll just wait to hear them.

moreccsplease@hotmail.com

 

Here is the completed pictures :jump

 

a close up

 

Rooster:
How exactly did you do the LED turn signals. I made a bracket like this one, but I am bored with it and have a new idea for my tag. Please supply pics and instructions on the LED turns.

 

Make one for me please! :hellobye

 

I might be able to post something on the LEDs. I have to go in an finish up the seal on the lense, so I'll do some pics and put a little something together.... Should be up this evening.

Scott