Well, here's some close ups of some of the things I did with it.  



The speedometer is attached to a steel plate that is attached to the steel plate that the gas tank is attached to (which is attached at the regular rear mount, and U bolts hold it to the side supports).  I put it there so I could use the stock speedometer cable.  Necessity is the mother of invention, and all that...




Here's the license plate mount and lights.  See the lights for it?  They're the upper bolts.  LEDs.  Work great, so long as you can find 2 that don't short out.




The plate is held on by a couple of half round brackets that were hammered and cut to shape and fit.  The plate itself is steel, painted black, with some extra chrome trim around the edges.  It fits nicely onto the sissy bar.



And there's one more, just to get a general idea of how it looks with a person on it.

Savage Librarian wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:02:


I hope I have solved that problem before it happens, won't know until I get to ride here in MI. I didn't like the way the two TINY wires are not kept from rubbing on the bolts they come out of. What I did was use a small o-ring on the wires. I slid the o-ring over the wires into the bolts. Because I use a license plate frame I also cut out a piece of the plate where the holes are. That way you only have to LOOSEN the light bolts and remove only the other two  bolts to change the plate sticker or plate. Everything gets covered up by the plate frame. That way you don't have to unhook your wiring unless you are replacing a light/bolt.

I didn't have a problem with mine cause I didn't like the design. I fixed the problem before it could happen. Why didn't they think of that, or do they just like selling you new ones??? They sure are a pretty blue though!!!!!