In fact, there is more to be discovered on this Lowrider than is noticeable at a first or even second glance, for example the license plate. Instead of a side license plate, here a centered plate was the preferred choice. Rick’s offers a specially machined base plate for this purpose, which warrants a closer look. A housing is integrated into the fully machined plate, which accepts 3 in 1 LEDs, so that rear light, brake light and indicator are cleanly and unobtrusively installed. Cable channels were machined into the plate, allowing clean and exact positioning of the connecting cables. And how does the plate get mounted to the fender? Rick’s has also thought of a solution for this problem. A fully machined adapter accommodates the radii of the fender and offers the optimal angle for attaching it. Both parts can be found in Rick’s large parts program.

If the stock indicators are removed, an unsightly hole in the struts remains. The solution are special covers which have been constructed at Rick’s exactly for this purpose.

Having mentioned the rear indicators, let’s look at the front, where once again high quality Kellermann products were chosen. With the ‘Atto’, the manufacturer from Aachen offers the presently smallest LED indicator with an E test mark. To be able to mount this cleanly, Rick’s offers an adapter, which is easily fixed with the mirror screw.

Further details on this bike are Rick’s rubber grips and adjustable brake and clutch levers on which the distance to the grip as well as the lever length can be adjusted to the rider’s hands.