Enhance Your Triumph Thruxton R with the New Rage Cycles Fender Eliminator Kit - Available in the US Review

It was an easy install. All parts were included and the process was quick after watching 1 youtube video. The light is much brighter than expected.

I love this wing separator. Looks great on a bike. Just plug and play if you have basic installation knowledge. 4 stars because it's pretty unassuming. The overall look is very cool. I wouldn't recognize this as my only brake light due to the small profile and not very visible from the side (my dad's opinion only). I've paired this with an Admore LED brake light which together provides a bright, low profile rear brake and turn signal cover.

I love this thing. This makes the back of the Thruxton R look really beautiful. People say they don't like the "unfinished" frosty look of the plastic case, but it hides all the LEDs to give it a unified look. Looks great when they're on fire. My biggest complaint was the lack of instructions, but there are several YouTube videos from other companies that will help you with this. Everything plugs in and works and I would suggest a refilled version as the plate is still fully visible…

Let me upfront by saying I have an RS but since the picture clearly shows an RS I figured it would work. This is about the fifth or sixth fender eliminator I've put on a bike and it's by far the worst. It's also the cheapest, so it might be worth it. I had to cut and splice the license plate bracket wires because they were badly crimped at the factory and would not connect. When I got everything together and installed the seat, I hated it. It completely disappears when you are next to the bike,

I have a Thrx RS '22 USDM. The fender removal kit eliminates most of the clutter in the rear of the motorcycle; it is wonderful. I chose a model with a folded license plate so that the rear license plate fits snugly in the rear wheel. Please note that there were no instructions included with the kit, but the videos on the web cover most of it. The lightbar is fairly hidden under the tail, so someone standing close to the tail of the bike won't be able to see the signals very well. The flash…