So i just got my s1000rr. i was bored and i decided to c if i could upgrade the looks of the bike. so after messing around with it i came up with this. remove the entire license plate from the bike. Behind where the plate goes there are three screws, remove them and u will have just a piece of plastic that hold the license plate. flip it upside down and mount it flush with the bottom of the battery tray. u can just put a couple of screws. after that remove those ugly red side markers and put a couple of whole on the top of where the red markers goes. installed the oem turn signals there and you are done
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How to make a license plate relocator for free
So i just got my s1000rr. i was bored and i decided to c if i could upgrade the looks of the bike. so after messing around with it i came up with this. remove the entire license plate from the bike. Behind where the plate goes there are three screws, remove them and u will have just a piece of plastic that hold the license plate. flip it upside down and mount it flush with the bottom of the battery tray. u can just put a couple of screws. after that remove those ugly red side markers and put a couple of whole on the top of where the red markers goes. installed the oem turn signals there and you are done
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i was on the bike "i weigh 168lbs" and someone else maybe another 170 lbs and had no issued with the plate hitting the wheel hugger. i hope that helps
that's almost exactly what i did.. when i get mine back from the dealer from repair ill post up a pikature... 
Sorry...99% of the store bought "kits" are WAY over priced...
A piece of old aluminum, a file, a pair of heavy shears, a coupa drill bits later, and some time....is all mine cost.
Fits...like it was made to be there, almost invisable from the side, invisable from the back (just the plate is visable !), doubles as an indicator holder..
Mike
A piece of old aluminum, a file, a pair of heavy shears, a coupa drill bits later, and some time....is all mine cost.
Fits...like it was made to be there, almost invisable from the side, invisable from the back (just the plate is visable !), doubles as an indicator holder..
Mike
I did mine with stuff I had laying around also!
http://www.s1000rrforum.com/forum/s1000rr-appearance/10174-diy-tidy-tail.html
http://www.s1000rrforum.com/forum/s1000rr-appearance/10174-diy-tidy-tail.html
Get a mold made, patent that **** and start selling them here for $50. You'll make yourself a fortune and then can start seeing what other bikes you can make fender eliminators for.
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