The TL stock has this big horrible looking mud flap on the rear that provides mounting for the stock turn signals and license plate. Funny thing, I never really noticed the big ugly mud flap until I saw how nice other bikes looked without them. The solution to the big nasty fender is a fender eliminator or under tail. There are many different versions of under tails or fender eliminators and all are over $100. I really don't like the popular under tails out there on the market and most require modification to fit right anyway -so I decided to just hack away at my stock parts.

Cat eye signals can be found at the LuckyBike Ebay Store

Stock	Cutting the fender The tape was just an easy way to mark where to cut
	Way under... I put a piece I cut from the original fender on the under side to prevent water or dirt from getting into my trunk	Part 2 From this point on I pull the tail apart add directionals and neaten up the trunk	Trunk material trace a pattern onto the material	Trunk hole
Trunk home from the back		Material riveted	Under my tail	Inside the trunk
Way under with tail together	Plate mounting	Cat eye turn signal mounting	Smoked cat eye blends right in	Plate light mounting
	If your head was by the brake you'd see...	Low view	Finished tail