Anybody who has relocated their rear turn signals because of saddle bags have any pics? I'm trying to figure out which way to go. I bought Willie & Max throwovers and was hoping to get away without using brackets. Fine on the left side but not the right side. So, I bought the detachable brackets but now I have to move the turn signals.

 

Here is a side view of my Dyna with the HD relocation kit installed. It moves the signals off the fender struts on to the mount with the rear license bracket. It is a little wide for my tastes, but until I find something else, it'll do.

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Thanks for the pic. I havn't seen anything in the '06 H-D catalog but I think the '05 catalog had a few. Do you or can you get me a rear view shot?

Thanks

 

Glad to. Here are a couple of additional views, top, side, rear of the relocation bracket. I also changed out the amber lenses with red that came with the brake light coversion kit.



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I relocated the turn signals and have bags on the super glide

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here are mine with the bags

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This is with the HD Layback Relo kit:

 

How long did it take to change?

Complicated or pretty straight-forward?

Thanks,

Sammi

 

It looks like you guys pretty much did the same thing. Thanks for the pics.

 

I used the HD layback one. It looks pretty good. Get some extra wire before you start, my existing wires were too short so I had to extend them to fit correctly. Use you jack to lift the bike up so you can fit your hands between the tire and fender to run the wire. A couple hours including clean up of tools.

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