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License Plate on F3

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If the holes are through and through get some stainless nut (nyloc type) and bolts. I would think 8mm x 1". If not you will have to find the right ones. I have never seen the F3 plate mountings...:thumbup:
 
:welcome: Where did you buy your bike?
The dealer should be able to answer this question for you... He's probably got a drawer that's full of just the right bolts! :D
 
I use the reflectors with the wing nuts and springs. Finger tight. They never get loose for me. Just replaced the license plates on both :ani29::spyder2: and the fasteners were as tight as when they were put on two years ago.
 
There is no way to put something with a nut on it. You cant get behind the place where you put it. It will have to be some kind of self taping screw or something.
 
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You have to lay down and put your arm and hand under the flap to install these, mine is the reflector type with a wing nut and I have the F3T good luck
 
There is no way to put something with a nut on it. You cant get behind the place where you put it. It will have to be some kind of self taping screw or something.

Of course you can. It's a tight fit but you just reach between the fender and tire with the nut in hand and screw it on the bolt you've just pushed through.

You'll need a socket on both sides to snug it up. That's what I did, anyway.
 
I think the screws are a #4 self tapping with hex head. There is no way to get behind the plate as the section that holds the license plate is screwed to the fender from the rear. You could use a bigger screw #6 self tapping as it will make the threads in the plastic.
 
If the plate does not line up with the factory mounting holes you have to use self tapping sheet metal screws. My plate doesn't line up. Dealer put in cheap screws that didn't hold. I have an assortment of screws on hand so I was able to fix mine.
 
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