Xitomer Tail Tidy, Fender Eliminator Fit for FZ-07 MT-07 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020, with LED License Plate Light, Compatible with OEM/Stock Turn Signal

Easy to install, works well and seems sturdy. I would recommend. The more expensive options have no more value or features and are like 3 times the price.

Can't be installed on 2021 mt09. Because of False advertisement I had to pay shipping for return.

Fit super bien facile a installer

I've always wondered how my 2016 FZ-07 would look with one of these on. Problem was, I didn't buy others' claims that you'd shed a good amount of weight by ditching the stock fender bracket, and at the time I discovered Fender Eliminators, Yoshimura was the only seller I could find and I wasn't about to to spend $130 for an aesthetic tweak.I found the price of this Eliminator much more agreeable and bought it. You're getting what you pay for here.....First off, yes, a Fender Elimintator will drop a few grams off your bike. But I'm not a racer, and I'd rather focus on losing weight off myself, not my bike. Second, this kit is OK IF you're handy with certain tools, like a soldering iron, AND if you have extra fasteners laying around.Now, onto the kit itself. Mine did not come with ANY instructions. It also did not include the M3 nuts that are needed to secure the new LED license plate light onto the bracket.I'd like to give a shout out here to fellow reviewer Eddie, for sharing that he tried to stick with the stock license plate light and learned it doesn't fit. That saved me the grief of attempting it and coming to his conclusion, and made me accept I'd have to cut off the stock light and splice in the LED light that comes in this kit. I also followed his wiring instruction, blue wire to yellow, and black to black, and my light worked fine. Thank you Eddie!Thankfully, I had an assortment box of metric fasteners, so I sourced the M3 nuts myself. I also turned to YouTube for instructions on how to remove the stock fender and install this kit. I used instructional videos on the Yoshimura kit, since it was close enough. As far as I'm concerned, you can crimp on some connectors to the bike's wiring of the license plate light and the lead wires for this kit's light, but I chose to directly solder this kit's light's wires directly to the bike's wiring.Also, you will need to cut or rip out some flash pieces in the bracket's turn signal cutouts. I just stuck with the stock turn signals despite many choosing to install aftermarket signals, and once I ripped out the flash pieces (using pliers and a vise) and filed down the leftover material, the stock turn signals dropped right in.So.... How bad do you want a fender eliminator on your FZ/MT-07? People seem really happy with the much more expensive Yoshimura kit. I'm really satisfied at the price I paid for this kit, though it took a lot more work and modification, some of which I feel is not necessary.I think for a few dollars more, Xitomer can crimp on the appropriate connectors so you can literally just plug in this kit's license plate light, instead of cutting off the stock light and soldering/crimp-connecting this kit's light in. I think they can cast these brackets so there isn't any flash pieces to remove, and I think they can be more cautious about ensuring proper documentation AND parts are included in these kits.So, if you want more of a "drop in" option, you may have to cough up for a more expensive kit. If again though, you're handy and don't mind some soldering and improvising as you work, and have access to extra fasteners, you'll save a lot of money by buying this kit. It took some struggling, but I did get this kit installed with no damage and my FZ-07 does in fact look better because of it.

This item was very affordable compared to ther name brands that charge 4X more. The product is high quality and easy to instal. It is sold for a MT07. I was able to use it for my 2022 R7. The manufacture would sell much more if they were aware if this....