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PMed you.

Definitely will share all about it when I get around to attempting it. I'll measure the cables and order the sleeves this week and put them somewhere visible to make sure I get around to doing it lol. Once I have the sleeves it shouldn't take me long to put them on.

I'm running behind on projects. I still need to take pictures of my 3D printed license plate brackets for my Shapeways store. Plus I have a 3D printer kit sitting in a box I need to get set up.

I was eye balling my bike the other day and thinking about changing the motor cable sleeves with something more colorful like these : http://a.co/c9fOYIS (my bike needs more red).

Now looking at it, it should be as easy as just removing the motor cover and removing each cable of the terminal and sliding off the old and new one on. You guys think I should worry about pulling the High Voltage plug? In theory no electricity should be going threw those if the bike is off. Anyone else done this?

Update:
Got my first print in. They work but they don't click on exactly as I would like so I made a few adjustments and ordered another set. If you want you can ordered the modified set right now or you can wait a few weeks for me to get my new set in and post some pictures of them installed.

https://www.shapeways.com/product/FLDXK98W2/brammo-victory-empulse-license-plate-mount

What is the crush washer size for the oil bolt? It's not listed anywhere on the site. Maybe could be added to the wiki page. I'd check myself but I wanted to have everything ready before I do my oil.

I placed an order for the plate holder. I will test it once I get it and if everything checks out I will post it for sale on shapeway. It's look like it will be about $20.

No plate mount. It would have increased the the price of the print considerably to add the needed structure plus it wouldn't positioned the plate where I personally was looking to place the plate. Currently my plate is zip tied to my passenger peg supports.

I actually had a model produced and ready to order a print of 2 clips that would tension the plate between the passenger peg supports but just as I was putting the final touches on it the CAD tool I was using crashed and I lost the model. I'm sure you could understand why I haven't worked on it since lol. Luckily I do most my designing on paper before I do it in CAD so I still have all my notes and could probably reproduce it with a days work. If this is something you might be interested in that might give me the motivation to model it again.