Hmm might be the wiring, os your bike manufactured for US or Europe

@@TheGuyAli for EU

Yeah that might be the issue cause from what I have heard the European models have a different system, meaning it will only accept after-market parts designed for those models. I had a similar issue when I was trying to buy another pair of tail lights from a different brand as they were not compatible with my US model, I would suggest maybe contacting kemi moto to confirm if the product support EU models, as I still may be wrong.

@@TheGuyAli the problem is in europe they dont sell anything i found so far, which might be similiar. onli Aliexpress cheap ones, which we all use :( maybe you remember any other products?

@andrew_aden I found this one brand I really wanted their tail lights, not sure if you will like the style, but I believe they are from Wunderkind its a German brand, I'm jealous cause it only supports EU models 😂, here's the link if your interested: wunderkind-custom.com/en/motorcycle-accessories-shop-details/1/test/419/led-indicator-taillight-combo-for-fender-without-splash-guard-sp1u-harley

shorturl.at/degDK

Also I'm sure you can get it for better prices through other suppliers depending on the country you're in

@@TheGuyAli Thank you !

Yeah I guess personal preference. Both options are decent. However, I like the rear tire exposed with the side license plate option.

@@TheGuyAli I purchased the kit and it was DOD. I have a 23 sportster 2. Kemimoto wanted video proof etc. Sent it to them but we'll see. Also, how do you compensate for the license plate not having a light?

@carlosnavarro4758 that's unfortunate, hopefully they will get you a replacement.

@@TheGuyAli Was able to get a new one. Works great. Can you make a video of installing license plate lights? That would be super helpful!

Haha I used to do the same thing until I bought one 😂

While no air was not visible, there is still a slight edge, you will always get a small edge with a glass protector.

@@TheGuyAli I bought it today, it glues well, but after going to the store, putting the phone in my pants, at home I see that small hairs are already sticking out from all sides, I guess in a week they will get under the glass, I don't know which company to glue it to make it normal

​@guccih446 hopefully it will not get under the glass I have had it for 4 weeks now, still good, also have been using this brand for a while now for other phones, so far have not been disappointed, hopefully u experience the same.

@@TheGuyAli Thanks bro.

I agree it's a beautiful phone.

@@TheGuyAli yes brother, it is. Well nice to meet you, I’m sameer.

I did not add license plate lights as of yet, looking forward to it sometime in the future.

I did not get a code during my first installation, however one time I reconnected the wires and it gave me a code, however it went away on its own after a while. You should be fine.

Appreciate the support ✌️

I agree I feel like you can install a separate light for the license plate which should not be too hard with some research.

@@TheGuyAli yes but at the same time if you’re buying a “kit” I think it should go with it. The other version is also cool and I like it but I heard they rub with the rear tire so I’m really thinking about which one I’m getting.

@@kurtbacosa5587 that's true as a kit it should include a light, as it comes to rubbing so far I have not had any issues with my suspension settings

Yes you are able to

Give me reasons why 😂

Glad to hear you liked the kemi moto tail tidy kit, also what are u refering to when you say "rear sets" do you mean the passanger seat or foot positioning ?

@@TheGuyAli thanks. Sorry, I should have been clearer. So, if you look at a sports bike foot position, you often see the controls placed farther back and angled downward. This puts the rider in more of an attack position that is actually pretty comfortable once you get used to it. I have found that neither the forward or mid control foot position on our bike is 100% ideal (though the mids are solid for me). This bike could be way racier given the engine if we could get the body position right I felt. Well I recently found that Thunderbike (which has a cool KZfaq channel with lots of cool Harleys) and Sato Racing make rear sets that basically go where your passenger pegs would be and they look perfect.

@@TheGuyAli these other custom builds are pretty sick too. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lbGoqrCn3djXd2w.htmlsi=MHtQX8Sg75GzeP2O

@@TheGuyAli kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ecqbd6RkkqfadoE.htmlsi=CD-SIb9nm8CLrKqQ

Wow that rear setup looks awesome 👌

Thanks for your comment, I hope one day you will fulfill your dream and will own the same bike 😁.

Hopefully the kit is compatible with your model keep us updated if it works out

Your looking for at around msrp price listed on the website plus sales tax in the area you live in, assuming you don't buy extended warranties which I recommend not too, additionally any where from$ 300-500 CAD in dealership costs and licensing, so my rough estimate for you would be around the 22.5k CAD mark.

@@TheGuyAli I am actually curious how much the dealer fee was. I know it can vary from dealership to dealership but I just have heard Harley has the highest dealer fee of any other manufacturer. Thank you.

I have the 2022 model

Appreciate it brotha

Thanks for the tip will try it out next time 👍

@kemimoto_official I would be thrilled to review more Sportster S items by Kemimoto. You can contact me at [email protected]. Looking forward to it, thank you!

Appreciate it brotha, that rear end reveals its beauty without that oem end piece.

@@TheGuyAli I agree 100%.