By the way, in this state it has a license plate, turn signals, and tail light.
However, “it’s not street legal” …
Quite a few people “won’t do the next inspection” have been warned.
Let’s live responsibly for the next one (*´ω｀*)
Time passes….
I made something like this from stainless steel plate.
Since it’s better to remove it as quickly as possible, I went with quick fasteners.
I have some concerns, but… I’ll take a gamble on it.
When installed, it looks like this.
Since it’ll get covered in rock chips anyway, it’s unpainted.
By the way…
it’s a tail light-style reflector that nobody’s excited about.
I’m using the recently popular “Highsider 17310”
With just this, “tail light and turn signal” can be used.
It’s a strange era that this size passes inspection….
If it has an “E-mark,” it’s street legal.
It seems to get certification based on brightness.
This time’s concept is
Keep it as light as possible! Make as little as possible!
The license plate light is mounted on the frame side, so wiring is minimized.
For now, that’s all for today~
(*´ω｀*) Highsider! Compact turn signal
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