Got a message asking for pics of this bracket, so here they are, with a quickie sketch.
Material is 2" wide x 1/8" thick flat aluminum stock available at hardware stores, Lowe's, etc. Easy to bend and drill. Wanted to polish the bracket, but not yet.
Chrome license plate frame stiffens the plate and gives you two more bolt holes. $5 from ebay. Chrome bullets about $4-ebay, thousands to choose from. Signals with Running Lights were about $15-ebay, they are billet aluminum. Still much lower cost than $100 relocate brackets, if you can even find them.
It's a simple, shallow, U-shape. Make the bends so the bracket is hidden behind the frame.
Holes were positioned to center the light on the license plate. My sketch doesn't show the hole being at the top, which it needs to be if you want the lights centered. But you can mount them high or low, wherever you like.
The Q-Links at the bottom are tiedowns going to the D-rings on my saddlebags.
Corners on the bracket were rounded off, reducing sharp edges.
* This does require extending the wires, stock wires won't reach.
Will edit if anything is unclear, questions or suggestions for improvement welcome. Let's see yours.
Material is 2" wide x 1/8" thick flat aluminum stock available at hardware stores, Lowe's, etc. Easy to bend and drill. Wanted to polish the bracket, but not yet.
Chrome license plate frame stiffens the plate and gives you two more bolt holes. $5 from ebay. Chrome bullets about $4-ebay, thousands to choose from. Signals with Running Lights were about $15-ebay, they are billet aluminum. Still much lower cost than $100 relocate brackets, if you can even find them.
It's a simple, shallow, U-shape. Make the bends so the bracket is hidden behind the frame.
Holes were positioned to center the light on the license plate. My sketch doesn't show the hole being at the top, which it needs to be if you want the lights centered. But you can mount them high or low, wherever you like.
The Q-Links at the bottom are tiedowns going to the D-rings on my saddlebags.
Corners on the bracket were rounded off, reducing sharp edges.
* This does require extending the wires, stock wires won't reach.
Will edit if anything is unclear, questions or suggestions for improvement welcome. Let's see yours.