[shawnb114]

OK, so i dont know why but i lovee this no cut fender eliminator.... i know it is extremely expensive. But considering it comes with a tag light, turn signals, and a new undertail piece. I have no tools, no dremel no saws nothing, so i would have to invest in these as well if i did it myself.. My only concern is if the turn signals would be big enough on here? Any suggestion, I have been reading all the fender chop DIY threads, and nothing is very descriptive and honestly a lot of them look pretty cheesy to me. Although yes much cheaper...

So im confused if i should try it myself n grab the tools, or just buy the simple kit with everything included and call it a day.

If anyone knows anyone with this kit, or have it yourself please let me know what you think....

http://www.bikelitez.com/product_p/k08250rstdf.htm

 

[YeahImJosh]

Its a nice looking kit, and I am sure the turn signals will be just fine. Considering you have no tools, and do not really want to do the work yourself...if you have the money and do not mind spending it then go for it. I would love to hear first hand from another forum member how the install on this product goes and how you like it on the bike.

 

[thainej6]

It's a sweet looking kit for sure. I would like to see some better pics of it on the bike too.

 

[schoey20]

I'm also interested in this kit as I am in the same boat as the OP. I emailed bikelitez asking for a picture of what the final product looked like with turn signals and everything, but they replied back saying they didn't have pics of that. That's the only thing keeping me from buying it...i'd really like to know where the turn signals will be located and what they will look like. If anyone has installed this kit, i'd be interested in how it went and what the final product looks like.

 

[shawnb114]

well i have a bit of extra money from the insurance for my accident on stuff that im not going to repair.. minor scratches and such... but it also hurts to spend 150 on a kit that could be made for about 25 bucks... i could just find brackets and cut the fender off and get an illuminated license plate frame, but its so much easier to just buy the kit... looks really nice to me.

Might just go ahead and order it, save me the hassle. If/when i do i will def post up pics for everyone to see....

 

[Bo21]

If you look closely at the kit with the turn signals, they are little black circles on each side of the plate bracket.

They have a finished picture on the website. I looked at it earlier. It does not ahve the blinkers lit up though.

 

[Bo21]

Here is a picture with the lights circled.

 

[deercelica]

SEARCH I made a thread with the SAME exact title yesterday? WTF?

 

[schoey20]

Here is a picture with the lights circled.

Thanks. I saw those and assumed they were the license plate LEDS.

 

[Celly]

Thanks. I saw those and assumed they were the license plate LEDS.

Yeah -- It's really a convoluted product IMHO... If they want people to spend 150$ on it... Freaking take 10 Mins to do a better job with describing it on the web page... (Take off Caps lock for starters)

 

[doordie]

DIY kit from ebay would require the same tools as this bikblitz thing. The kit I used from ebay required a wire cutter, a lighter, screwdriver, and it looked better than any of these $100 kits. To the OP - go to ebay and get a $15 kit and you'll say afterwards it's the best $15 bucks you've spent.
ps - it's called generic fender eliminator something like that!