Enhance Motorcycle Safety with Chris Products CH4A Amber Mini License Plate Reflector, 4 Pack Review

It was exactly what you expected. License plate holder with reflectors. They were needed for my bike that had all rear fenders and OEM lights removed and I wanted to pass state inspection so I used them in place of the large, bulky OEM reflector that was installed elsewhere. 4 packs are enough for my two bikes.

thru screw too long for my harley. While I can certainly shorten that, the wing nut design is also larger than necessary and extremely difficult to install without scratching the rear fender on my bike. It was a bust for my use. I could cut the bolt and find another nut/lockwasher but it's not worth it.

Part of the reflector will break off if you are strong and not careful. very easy. But they can be glued back together just as easily. I've already broken off 3 of these that I glued together. Also very long screws for motorcycle license plates. Otherwise they work and obey the laws of the reflector, that's all.

I don't understand the comments about the bed. I did some rough off-roading about 5 times and they kept the license plate on my 250L and didn't fall off. I even dropped my bike a few times. Good buy for your money. Make sure you've put your registration stickers in the right place. They almost block numbers when you have them on top of your plate.

Stick 4 on each tag on the back of my vehicles and trailers. I want people to see me at night. I was just going to buy a few more packs but holy crap. I paid $2.65 a pack in April this year and now I see it's gone up to $7.01 a pack (4). I don't think I will buy again. Don't want her that much.

These button reflectors look great on the license plate. They are a bit thick, but this can be necessary for the glossy edges. Springs are provided to increase tension on the wing nuts. Thanks to the previous owner of my bike for installing them and introducing them to me. Now I put them on my other trip. The red and blue colors are designed to keep wannabe gamers busy.

I got pulled over the other day for not having a reflective piece in my tail light. In California, you must have a reflector on or around your rear license plate. I think all cars sold in California have taillights built in. And those little reflective bulges are the only option as far as I can tell, hence five stars from me, even though they look awful on the bike.

Great mini replacement for the large standard reflectors on most sport bikes. I went blue to match my bike and ditched the huge yellow and red rims that come standard. The M5 thread is a direct replacement for most bikes. The rods are a bit long so I removed the wing nut, washer and spring and used a hacksaw to cut the threaded rod in half. I then used a small threadlocker and hand tightened it without any other equipment. The bike looks a lot better. Great upgrade for about $7. By the way, my…