here here........... agreed..

its my next job, just fitted my centre stand.... that was fun. springs not a problem. gonna look at chopping now, while im waiting for my fuel mod. (thanks Kev)

Here it is fitted with normal number plate, you will have to move your indicators and refit reflector and move number plate light (second photo shows were to fit number plate light. same one)




http://www.xt660.com/gallery/display...p?imageid=1661


http://www.xt660.com/gallery/display...p?imageid=1662

thanks Rick.... thats really helped. :035:

No Problem, anytime, I have just finished fitting LEDs H3 to my fog lights

just done same as uncle ricky. standard size number plate, number plate light moved up to under the tail light not above, used the original number plate bracket left the indicators where they are fitted, and cut below the reflector. you cant see the reflector but a small round one on the yamaha logo.

not a good picture but i did this today.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...k/P1010567.jpg

I took the light assembly off the bike and used a dremmel to cut away the bottom, just under the reflector. then drilled and fitted the OEM number plate light kist under the lights. mounted the number plate just under that, and put it all back on. Easy.... left the indicators in the OEM place too. looks much better.

thanks for your help guys.

I put the standard reflector between the rear lights then got an after market plate light. The numberplate light was fiddly to fit as the threads at the back are the same width as the channeled recess, it took a bit of time to fit it. The only mod after this which isnt in the photo was a piece of plastic coming out from below the number plate sticking out about 4 inches, this stops the spray from the back wheel soaking your back.

Ian

http://i539.photobucket.com/albums/f...T6601plate.jpg

aup cdo1uk thats just how i have done my number plate. i think it looks a lot better

That is were I was going to move the reflector, did you just cut the bolts off and glue it on ? :walk:

Hmmm, isnt that what the standard does before cutting? :rotf[1]: