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General Discussion => Wanted / For Sale => Topic started by: crash carden on June 25, 2004, 11:38:41 PM

Title: # plate mount bracket !
Post by: crash carden on June 25, 2004, 11:38:41 PM
Hello, I need a # plate mount bracket for the large CEV head light that holds the cut away # plate on. Its the bracket that looks like a set of mickey mouse ears. Anybody got one they would like to sell? I would like to mount the # plate on my 1973 250cc Harescrambler before I show it at Mid Ohio. If not maybe I can pick one up at the swap meet. I think I'll bring my 1973 Jackpiner as well, maybe I[:I] can get a picture of Ol'John settin on my Piner![8D] Hope to see you at the show! Crash Carden, Go Team Penton!
Title: # plate mount bracket !
Post by: Cappy on June 27, 2004, 01:16:58 AM
Like Crash, I could use two of the brackets if they are available.  Thanks,

John Cappel

Title: # plate mount bracket !
Post by: rob w on June 27, 2004, 12:15:13 PM
Chuck, John, all. This is an interesting topic, I have a complete and all original 74 Harescrambler Enduro. It came stock without a front number plate, or mount, in fact the headlight does not even have mounting holes for one. I find it odd that they would have over-looked this, since the goal was to offer a competition ready motorcycle. But they forgot the front number plate and mounting bracket. It looks more like a street bike without the plate, but since that's the way it was made, that's the way it will remain.
Thanks, see you soon CC.
Bob
Title: # plate mount bracket !
Post by: Cappy on June 28, 2004, 11:15:12 AM
Rob,
Good point, my '74 KTM 250GS came the same way.  I plan to use the bracket on the large (5") headlight for my '74 Jackpiner since that headlight shell does have the holes pre-drilled for the bracket.  I wonder what they were thinking with the 250cc models of that year?
Cheers,


John Cappel

Title: # plate mount bracket !
Post by: rd400pi on July 04, 2004, 11:44:39 AM
Karl (FabGuru),
  Is the "Mickey Mouse" numberplate bracket for the large headlight buckets something that is do-able as a repop?  I would also like to get a couple and it sounds like there is some interest in this.  It would seem to be a fairly straight forward affair except the radius for the headlight bucket might muddy the water a bit.  Thoughts?

  Mike H.
  Tulsa, OK