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[Twolanerider]

Nice,
 

[Screamin_Beagle]

Thanks for the pic    I'll have to take a run up to the bike shop and see what I can come up with.  Any idea what the pn is for the 06 models (I may be able to sweet talk my buddie in to one))..

[Fired00d]

Thanks for the pic

[Fired00d]

Don't have the '06 P/N but here is the one for the '04.

[highlight]P/N 59423-03 Cloisonne, rear fender (chrome and black)[/highlight]

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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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Here is a picture of the above piece.

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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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[Screamin_Beagle]

Thanks for the picture.   My buddie at the parts counter ordered one for me.......Yippee!!!!!

[Twolanerider]

Thanks for the picture.

[Screamin_Beagle]

I've got em crossed.  I hope it works out too......
Thanks [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif]

[Fatboy]

Billet Boys has out a new kit for our type bikes which will reposition the plate holder slightly lower and completely cover the SUBTOFT. Then you can pick out and any of thier plate bracket's for a completely chromed finished look. I saw one setup they have at the V Twin Expo using L.E.D.'s in the bracket for additional lighting which can act as turn signal/brake light enhancements...... [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif]

Maybe HD Dude has the part number's and some photo's?

[CVOwner]

I'm just curious, why do people hide thier plate number? When they post a picture? What is someone going to do with it? You cant hide it driving down the road. Not being sarcastic here, but, I have never understood that.

[CVOwner]

There were a few different small fender or tank emblems used when this first got chatted up a year or so ago.

[Screamin_Beagle]

CVO,  Your right,  don't ask me.......I thought someone might steal my identity.....
What a putz huh......... [smiley=oops.gif]  (uh oh!!!!  more yiddish on this site)
Keep it straight................
_Beagle

[Twolanerider]

CVO,

[CVOwner]

CVO,

[VaEagle]

I'm just curious, why do people hide thier plate number? When they post a picture? What is someone going to do with it? You cant hide it driving down the road. Not being sarcastic here, but, I have never understood that.

Hi CVO owner,
It is more a matter of exposure. Going down the road it is harder for most folks to write down your info for future use and in one day your plate may only be visible to maybe a couple of hundred maybe a few thousand of people. When you post your info on the web it is of course worldwide and can be coppied by other people and it lasts probably for ever.
Someone looking to steal may love your bike as much as you do and the more info you give away on the web the easier it makes it to locate your pride and joy. It also gives the thief a shoping list of all the performance parts and chrome you have added. I know everyone says they have protection with their Glock or a 12. gauge etc. but face the reality are you there 24/7 around your bike or is it left alone some times?
Before the information age would anyone have thought twice about,
"What can anyone do with my birthdate?"
"I don't mind giving away my phone number."
And many other innocent bits of info.
Ask anyone who has been the victim of idenity theft if they minded their personal info being used!

[TallyClassic]

I found one by accident at an Iron Horse dealership by Custom Chrome.....it was $6.  Sure it was stamped, but at least it fit.  Someday I'll find a decent one with blind fasteners.
One that will be cool is the Kuryakyn rounded plate holder for Softails.  Throw away all the misc parts and keep the frame.  Haven't seen one up close to hold it up to the bike, and at $60 I'll let a dealer bring one in first.