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[miker]

Justed installed Kuryakyn Curved License Plate Frame.  An easy installation with a few tricks-it looks a lot better than the stock frame-here is a picture of it

After you take the reflector off, get some good gloss black paint, like testors or something and dab it in the holes on the allen head screws, looks better.

Miker

[skreminegul07]

After you take the reflector off, get some good gloss black paint, like testors or something and dab it in the holes on the allen head screws, looks better.

Miker

What allen head screws?  There's nothing under the replector but chrome.  The only allen head screws are the ones holdng the plate in the frame and they are chrome.  See picture below.

[miker]

Chrome for now, that why I painted mine.

Miker

[Chief]

What allen head screws?  There's nothing under the replector but chrome.  The only allen head screws are the ones holdng the plate in the frame and they are chrome.  See picture below.

I think Miker's idea is to paint the inside of the screws because they will rust once a tool is put to them. Leave the heads chrome, but paint the inside of the holes.

[miker]

Yup!  Thanks for clearing that up...I do it to any of those hex head holes I can get that don't too hot, like the ones on your higway pegs for example...

Miker

[skreminegul07]

Why use black?  Silver works or clear.

[miker]

Why use black?  Silver works or clear.

My serk is black, you could use pink or yellow if you wanted too!   

Miker

[HarleyJeff]

Hey Trailer, did you have any clearence problems with the plate bolts getting to close to the fender?

[Trailer4E]

Hey Trailer, did you have any clearence problems with the plate bolts getting to close to the fender?

  There is the same clearance as the stock plate.  The trick is getting in there-make sure you have someone holding the plate when you are taking the bolts out