Very nice! Was this a bolt on or custom work? If bolt on, would you be able to share your info. I'm digging the look with the integrated tail. You mind sharing your licence plate setup as well?
I was going to do this but changed my mind. Still might to do it conjunction with my new idea. But that's super easy. Chop fender and get the light from chrome glow and wire it in.
It would be cool if we could get some light assembly that goes on the back of the seat right where the Triumph badge is. The way i see it, any little detail like that will really improve on the bobber. Something that will make this a true gem.
It would be cool if we could get some light assembly that goes on the back of the seat right where the Triumph badge is. The way i see it, any little detail like that will really improve on the bobber. Something that will make this a true gem.
this video has been posted in numerous other threads, but maybe you haven't seen it yet... They produced something like that already...
Unfortunately this would never be allowed here in germany, but maybe your country doesn't have such strict laws. I guess you can get in touch with the custom shop, that produced this tail light - they are called PI's customs and are based in India https://www.facebook.com/picustommotorcycles/
Please let us know, if you are successful in buying this setup and implementing this yourself - I mean, if you plan to get it at all, that is...
I wonder if this is legal here in Australia... here we can't even hang the plate on the side of the motorcycle. What makes it a bit hard to have a nice clean look like komgeed.mahayotp's ride.
I am yet to find a long enough bracket (that looks good) to make the plate flush with the rear tire. Any suggestions?
I wonder if this is legal here in Australia... here we can't even hang the plate on the side of the motorcycle. What makes it a bit hard to have a nice clean look like komgeed.mahayotp's ride.
I am yet to find a long enough bracket (that looks good) to make the plate flush with the rear tire. Any suggestions?
You might have to make your own. Our 'unique' Oz market is likely too small to make it viable for a bike business to design a plate holder that don't cost 100's of dollars.
I wonder if this is legal here in Australia... here we can't even hang the plate on the side of the motorcycle. What makes it a bit hard to have a nice clean look like komgeed.mahayotp's ride.
I am yet to find a long enough bracket (that looks good) to make the plate flush with the rear tire. Any suggestions?
Hi,
I am new to the forum and Triumph bikes....I brought a bobber 2 months ago and love her dearly!
I am a Brit (deepest darkest Essex) but have lived in Singapore for the last 14 years.
Martin.
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