Saddlemen Universal Turn Signal Relocation Kit (BLACK)

Works great with turn signals and license plate

I'm pretty happy with this basic signal relocator kit. It's nothing fancy and isn't for those who want something aesthetically pleasing, but it was simple to install and gets the job done so you can add saddlebags to your bike.My biggest critique is the kit comes with an instruction sheet only for those using the relocator kit on a Harley. I presume the sack full of bolts that I had no idea how to use were intended for a Harley installation. Nevertheless, it was pretty easy to figure out how to mount the crossbar over the license plate and to attach the turn signals, but it would have been nice to have had written instructions. After all, this product is marketed as a universal kit, and that means lots of bikes that aren't Harleys! The sack full of bolts I couldn't use, but the mounting hardware should have included more butt connectors (probably 8 instead of 4) for those of us who may have to splice wire in to extend the length from the wiring harness to the lights at the back of the bike...2 wires per taillight requiring two splices per wire means I used the 4 butt connectors all on one signal and had to go to the hardware store to buy extras for the other light. Meanwhile, I had lots of bolts of various lengths that I had no use for.Otherwise, the relocation kit worked and I can finally ride with some cargo capacity in my new saddlebags.

The holes seemed to be opposite for the wire sleeve and bolt. No biggie, drilled the smaller hole a bit bigger, then primed and painted the metal where I drilled.The other difficulty in installing is not related to the product, but rather the typical need to extend the turn signal wires. Removing the rear fender, pulling out, extending, properly wrapping, and rerouting the wires takes a little time and care. If you've done anything similar, not too hard at all.Took me about 2 hours in total work time. I also had to remove and reinstall the sissy bar, as well as new saddle bags (which was the reason I needed to relocate the signals).

I have a Honda Rebel 250, and with the work of a dremel tool, some extended spacers, and the existing nuts for the stock turn signals, I was able to rig these up on the back. I actually ended up only using the bracket. Nothing else works or fits considering I have a metric bike, and the wire plugs aren't needed since you're actually closer to the junction box. The bracket is well made and if you don't want to use L-brackets, this would be your second choice for moving stock turns signals to license plate area.

I bought this to relocate rear signals on a 2015 Fat Boy that I put saddlebags on. I had to put it on the upper bolts of the plate as Its a tiny bit too narrow to clear the rear fender on the lower bolts... But as always, every Harley is different as every owner makes it his/hers and mine is no exception.Make it 1 inch wider and I will buy another set! :)

I gave only three stars because this was supposed to be a universal kit but it didn't have the correct holes in the bracket fo my 2000 Honda Shadow Spirit vt1100. I was able to drill my own holes to make it work though, the instructions also said to take apart the tail light for the wiring which I didn't need to do because my turn signal s don't connect to it at all. I just had to extend the existing turn signal wires.

I used this to relocate flashers on a 98 Shadow Spirit. It wouldn't be hard to design your own but I figured for 18 bucks it's not worth my time. This fit well and likely will last years. Moving the lights is pretty simple, rewiring them was a different story. Nothing rocket science but I`m not too experienced so this was kind of a big job for me. I made it though in a couple hours and now have room for saddlebags.

The part is what I expected, it fit my 2002 sportster with some modification like I kept on reading on reviews. I had modify the taillights a little to make them fit with this part. I got some nuts that did not fit through the bracket and the nuts that fit through I did not get bolts for so I had to use my own. It was easy to install but I was really disappointed with the shipping of the part. I ordered it on a Sunday hoping it would go out either the following Monday or Tuesday but it did not get shipped until Friday and it took a week for it to get delivered.