Side License Plate Bracket Black for DYNA - assembly diagram and parts list
Assembly diagram for the Side License Plate Bracket (Black) for DYNA. Summarizes the 5/16-18 bolts used to secure it to the frame/fender strut together with the stock turn signals, and the positions of the license plate light bolts and M6 bolts.
- Positions on the frame/fender strut where the bracket is secured
- How to secure it together with the stock turn signal using the supplied bolt (5/16-18 4’)
- Mounting positions of the license plate light bolts and M6-15mm bolts
The Side License Plate Bracket for DYNA relocates the license plate of the DYNA to the side of the bike. It is secured to the frame/fender strut together with the stock turn signals.
The instructions consist of two assembly diagrams and a description of the parts. This page explains the parts and how to install them, following the letters A-D in the diagrams.
01 Assembly diagram
02 Parts and installation
| Code | Part / description |
|---|---|
| A | Frame/fender strut |
| B | 5/16-18 4’ bolt. Pass the supplied bolt through from the underside of the fender and secure it together with the stock turn signal |
| C | License plate light bolt x 2 |
| D | M6-15mm x 4 |
The bracket itself is secured to the frame/fender strut (A) with the supplied bolt (B) passed through from the underside of the fender,together with the stock turn signal. Attach the plate base to the bracket with four M6-15mm bolts (D), and set the two license plate light bolts (C) in the plate base.
After installation, be sure to check that all bolts and nuts are tight and that the turn signals and license plate light work. Descriptions of the tools used and general wiring procedures are omitted. Due to individual differences between bikes, some adjustment or ingenuity may be required. If you are unsure about installing it yourself, please be sure to have the work done by someone with the proper knowledge or by a custom shop. If you have any questions, please contact us via our contact form.
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*Installation is at your own risk. If you're unsure about doing the work yourself, we recommend consulting your local motorcycle shop.
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