ok so I recently bought a 2010 cbr 600 rr, and I wanna get rid of the license plate holder, but the turn signals and brake light is connected to it...how can I remount these?

Also I have a question about the front turn signals as well....how can I remount those?

 

Look up a fender eliminator kit for your bike, also you can look for new turn signals like flushmounts if you dont like the OEM ones.

 

A fender eliminator kit will integrate your turns into your brake light.. Do a search cuz there's good and bad.
Keep in mind that you'll need to get a license plate holder also and most states require that to be lit.
There's lots of how to's here about both.

Here's the plate holder I just got from Ezeran..came with led $ 31 shipped. It sets the plate back a lil further and some state LEO's dont like it.
Michigan is more lax so I'll take my chances.

 

since it sounds like you can afford it go here... and all your problems can be solved...

tripage integrated tail light with adjustable tag bracket

Tripage LED

or if you want something a little cheaper hit me up and I can fab you up something

 

You have many Fender Eliminator options...& flush front signal options as well...

I recommend Competition Werkes... 2010 Honda CBR600RR . CW kits are excellent quality & have very straight forward installation. They reuse your stock tail light & plate light. The kit for your bike includes new flush mount turn signals.

For front flush mount signals, I use Hotbodies LEDs... Hotbodies Racing LED Blinkers, Hotbodies Racing .
Hotbodies also makes a FE for your model as well.

 

Check out the tst fender eliminator. You can get an integrated tail light, plate bracket, plate light, and flushmounts for under 200 bucks. Tripage does good work but he has a high markup.

 

thanks, I'll look it up...thanks for the ideas

 

Tripage ALSO makes all if his own parts in the USA.....

You pay for what you get, and having me assemble every part of every product is more expensive than getting others to make their products on an assembly line.


Cost more to get your taillight "designed and made in the U.S"