Fender\tank lift wired and installed

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showmehorns

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After pinching a couple wires in the strut and having to take everything back off for a redo, it wasn't so bad. Tank lift was easy, but I always hate trying to pinch crossover cables off. I never seem to get those quite as tight as needed. :crazy:

I have some powder coating to do , a elite3 250 for the rear, Heavy breather and some bars to install, but that may wait until colder weather. Buddy just yelled from Ohio and said "it's starting", so I'll probably be in a tree a lot from here on out. Whatever the case, it will be ready when the warm weather starts back up.

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Thank ya, sir. It's coming slowly, but surely. And yes, side mount license plate. I've already got it wired coming from the plug, but haven't decided on the swingarm mount or the axle mount plate.
 
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tndrbstr said:
showmehorns said:
Thank ya, sir. It's coming slowly, but surely. And yes, side mount license plate. I've already got it wired coming from the plug, but haven't decided on the swingarm mount or the axle mount plate.

There are alot of designs out there on em...some look better than others...I think the vertical ones are legal in TN(?). I know in some states the lic. plate must remain horizontal.

I was thinking the same thing. I like the look of the verticle mounted plates. But, if I'm not mistaken the THP was writting tickes on the dragon last summer for improperly mounted plates.
 
That's what I was thinking about TN. I believe smh has his bike registered and tagged in VA. But, he has been known to ride in TN every now and then.
 
I think I'm going vertical. I'm good in VA as long as it's toward the rear. As far as TN goes, the local a$$clowns will just have to ticket me for coming across the line into Sullivan County. :grin:
 

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