Will you pass inspection with a fender eliminator kit installed on the bike?

I was specifically looking at the comp werkes one.

I've heard stories from friends saying cops can be dicks and ticket you for the license plate being "not visible enough" or not having a reflector on the back.

Let me know.

 

you just need to bend the bracket a bit to make sure it's pretty much vertical and it totally be visible to the po po.

you get problems if you keep it the way it came

 

Tahoe's right. I bent mine down after he suggested that, you can see the plate much better now.

 

You can do that or do what I'm in the process of doing, really cheap and easy, I went to home depot and bought a piece of fence aluminum T-shaped. Came home put it in the vise and bent the bottom of the T back, drilled to holes to hold the licence plate and two on the bracket, set it up on the undertail and dott'd it with a sharpie and drilled two holds in the undertail right behind the lights. I'll post pictures when I get a chance.

 

the good thing about the werks kit is that you keep the license plate light so it is still well lit up at night. I had a cop tell me that my plate wasn't visible enough and i just bent it back about a half an inch and he said it was good.

 

I have one for sale if you want it. I just installed an undertail so I don't need it anymore. Also have a clear alternatives LED taillight with integrated signals....PM me and make me an offer if interested.

 

i have to go to court for said topic.[:@]

The eliminator kit i got is for racing, and didn't have a spot for a plate. I have one of those side mount things that i hope will pass inspection. If not i'm going to get a quick one and just drill holes.