Universal Motorcycle Fender Eliminator Kit License Plate Bracket Holder with LED Light Ho Tail Tidy for K.T.M DUKE Y.amaha Kawasaki H.onda Suzuki Ducati (Black)

So the only complaint was the mounting bracket didn't fit my 07 YZF R6. But after an hour of playing around with it, I was able to remove the mounting plate that it came with and attach the one from the stock fender kit. The license plate light is bright and was pretty simple to install as long as you know how to splice wires and it was fairly easy to add indicator lights to the sides. I wanted the gold so I made it work.

This dosent fit a ninja 400 2019 i had to put two L brakets to make it fit securely my first attempt to put it on it ended up on my back tire after a bump in the road and destroyed my license plate but i really like the green so i tried again and now it works fine

So I gave it a 3 star for the looks and sturdy. It’s tough, good looking, shiny, adjustable in so many ways like up, down, sideways, near and far. But this is not universal. It does not come with any bolts to help u, so your gonna need to get some. It does not fit standard blinkers, so you’ll have to buy blinkers that will go with it. Tried it on 3 different bikes, any Suzuki cruisers, or any sport, and super sport. But with a few adjustments and customization it’s pretty nice.

I had to drill some new holes and buy some bolts but that was expected.I was also prepared to make modifications if needed since this is an aftermarket part and my fender eliminator isn't stock.The light is pretty bright, I'm thinking about dimming it a bit.Overall I got exactly what I expected and haven't had any problems with it, going on 2 months now.

I really don’t understand why they didn’t bother to drill a hole through the arm to feed the wire through to the bottom of the rig then mill out a channel running up the back of the arm. It looks stupid to have a wire exposed coming straight out of the back of the light.The screws and threads are garbage from the mounting bracket to the arm. It should be straight through with a nut and a bolt to prevent stripping due to aluminum being such a soft metal. After one ride I noticed the mount was lose and about to fall off. I carfully tightened the screws back on and one striped with zero effort. For the amount of money I spent on this I would have expected it to be engineered better.I am one of those people who expects things to be done right the first time so I don’t waste my time, time is money.

Pretty solid little unit and easy to install. I did add thread locker to the bolts to ensure solid install. Took more time to get the rear fender off than to put the eliminator bracket on. It uses existing bolt holes and I reused my blinkers. Required cutting and splicing a few wires (blinkers and plate light) but fairly easy other than that. There are a lot of universal eliminator kits available this one caught my eye because it was aluminum and adjustable.

Despite what it says, it is certainly NOT a universal fit. Make sure you know the distance between the bolts and the dimensions of where you plan to install it or you'll be making some modifications to your bike.

Fits. Works good. Looks good. Puts up with the strong vibration and rattling of my bike, without coming unscrewed.