I might as well post mine since its show and tell for the new toys lately!

[BumpaD_Z28]

The rear fender / signals really look GREAT Roy !!! Nice job

 

~Hoppie

[kagato]

Awsome Roy. We'll have to switch bikes for a second and see how much better the forks are.

Yeah anxious to do a test ride after the work, and get the comparison from you of yours to mine now!

Thanks guys.....yeah way happy with it, simple little change made a world of difference on the looks

[kagato]

Did some more cleaning of the rear end!
Sticker removal and my hard bag post remover mod  looks better in person but I thought I would still throw up the pics even though it doesn't do it justice!

That will be it for a while in the back, several things up my sleeve planned for the front though 
Not too bad for a couple bucks investment
 

[GeoffWhite]

what did you use to mount your licence plate after you cut the rear fender?

[kagato]

Reused the stock mounting bracket, just drilled some new holes in the fender after trimming it down.
The new turn signals came with a bracket that mounted between the plate and the plate bracket, that they in turn mounted to.
 

[GeoffWhite]

I'll have to post pictures of mine and see what the difference is. I used the stock bracket as well, but I have mine turned 90 degrees and had to use 1" angle brackets to mount the license plate.

[BumpaD_Z28]

 

NICE ! No more Frankesnstein bolts out the back of the bike !!!

GrEaT wOrK !
 
~Hoppie

[GeoffWhite]

here is how I did mine Roy. I can't see yours in the pic very well. So now I've shown you mine you have to show me yours!!!

[kagato]

Oh ok I see!
Mine is just the same as stock only the bracket is mounted higher on the fender!
I have seen others do it you're way, I just did it this way because it was simpler and it doesn't angle the plate upwards as much (which I don't care for as much).
On the flipside though....you're method does allow you to trim more of the fender than mine does  



On a side note the ticker on the bike just passed the 10K mile mark