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    Yamaha R1 flip plate

    James Bond meet's Rossi !! How awesome, and oh so dodgy, is this?!

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    Well i know who's gonna be ordering one next

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    haha, reminds me of the bike I saw at the shop the other day - Peeled out tires like he'd just been to the track (nearest a few hours away), sticky tape marks on the number plate, a cam and a radar mount on the tank lol

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    I'd strongly consider such a system if average-speed cameras come to NZ. Fuck those things in the arse.
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    When I lived in Roundabouta (the city formerly known as 'Tauranga') in '98 - '99, there were two guys on a ride I went on that had similar devices, but they were operated by cables like choke cables, from a knob positioned discreetly by the left side of the seat. I've always thought a servo-operated one would be kewler - obviously someone else did too.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by SPORK View Post
    I'd strongly consider such a system if average-speed cameras come to NZ. Fuck those things in the arse.
    Interestingly, they were mentioned on last night's news. I think it was by Judith Collins (iirc).
    Whether we have the population to warrant that kind of technology?
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    Saw a thread somewhere about a group of UK bikers who overtook a mufti bike cop who then proceeded to film their antics. I think at least one ended up in jail ( they've seriously lost their sense of humour about speed over there!!! ) and the two who had flip up number plates also got done for perverting the course of justice.... which kind of makes you think

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    Just don't accidentally flip it and not know about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman View Post
    When I lived in Roundabouta (the city formerly known as 'Tauranga') in '98 - '99, there were two guys on a ride I went on that had similar devices, but they were operated by cables like choke cables, from a knob positioned discreetly by the left side of the seat. I've always thought a servo-operated one would be kewler - obviously someone else did too.
    My RG150 resided in Tauranga around then........with a piano-hinge plate........for a brief period of time.
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    Can't the cops catch you when you're the only one on a blue yamaha with X color leathers or whatever in a small rural town etc regardless if you are caught (license plate seen) in the pursuit?

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    I don't think it's illegal to have one of these on a bike. As long as the tag is clearly visible for at least 100m or something it should be all good.

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    Absolutely nothing new about plate flippers just a bit more high tech these days...... a couple of springs, an old clutch cable, pin release & some hinges used to work a treat

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    I like that the owner is apparently still on P plates.

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