🏍️ Enduro Engineering License Plate Holder Plastic Black 22-700 - Compatible with KTM, Husqvarna, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Beta, Sherco, and Kawasaki Review

Just buy an Enduroplate or build your own for beta testing (race 17,300). I had to redo the holes for the mounting screws, drill new ones from underneath, but the board still doesn't hold flush. It only seems made for some KTMs and Huskies.

The bolt pattern doesn't match the 2020 KTM EXC rear fender at all, it would be cheaper to buy an ABS sheet and cut it myself because I need to modify it to fit is working . I've been less than impressed with EE products over the last year or two.

Quite expensive for the price but the included hardware is an added value and the convenience can't be beat! If it was $5 cheaper I would give it 5 stars. I recommend it in different ways if you need to mount a stove on an off-road machine.

2016 KTM 690 Enduro. Doesn't fit properly, had to modify existing mounting holes. The hardware provided does not allow the license plate to be flush mounted on the plastic bracket without piercing the license plate.

I've used them a few times in the past and also in my last build. This is how you correctly mount your number plate on the rear fender of your enduro bike. It comes with high quality hardware. This is a heavy piece of plastic. Fairly expensive for what it is but excellent quality.

As with my 450 and my 300, the awful mess of the dangling rear just appeared on my 690 Enduro R. It took a surprisingly long time this time, but the 690 doesn't take as much abuse as a 300 or 450. Anyway, that's how KTM should ship its bikes. With this or a similar license plate holder.

What I received had a different hole pattern than pictured. It had slots in it so I can't even drill holes to match my beta. It is advertised as "pre-drilled" and beta compatible, but in my case it wasn't pre-drilled for beta. I would say without matching holes it's not worth the price at all. This isn't a big deal compared to just ordering an ABS sheet as you still have to drill it yourself.