The big square(ish) plates had a reputation for breaking due to vibration. LTSA were replacing them for free, and probably still are.
It is illegal to drill more holes in a plate (believe it or not), even to prevent it breaking through vibration...
The big square(ish) plates had a reputation for breaking due to vibration. LTSA were replacing them for free, and probably still are.
It is illegal to drill more holes in a plate (believe it or not), even to prevent it breaking through vibration...
ACC - It's where the Enron accountants all went.
Originally Posted by speights_bud
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To every man upon this earth
Death cometh sooner or late
And how can a man die better
Than facing fearful odds
For the ashes of his fathers
And the temples of his Gods
So?Originally Posted by What?
I doubt that anyone apart from the most picky and bureaucratic of lawn enfrostment offalshells is going to hassle you about it.
On my VFR750, I drilled extra holes in it and fastened my WOF and rego holders to the back of the plate.![]()
... and that's what I think.
Or summat.
Or maybe not...
Dunno really....![]()
I broke the law, then - when they issued me with a new plate for the Savage (old square one snapped off somewhere between Tauwhare and Te Awamutu)Originally Posted by What?
a) They charged me 8 bucks for a new plate and 20c for a reprint of my registration rather than replacing the old squre plate for free and
b) there were no holes in the new plate at all, I had to ride with no plate on out to a friend's place and borrow his drill. So as I added holes, I guess I'm guilty of a crime. Spud, Scumdog, one of you PM me and I'll give you my address for the arrest.
Motorbike Camping for the win!
My sentiments egg zackerly.Originally Posted by vifferman
ACC - It's where the Enron accountants all went.
Catch 22. Damned if we fix em, damned if we don't display em. sounds like proper common sense to meOriginally Posted by Sniper
Sound like they thought that law through alot... go the Nz Government![]()
Rip it off and carry it around in a back pack.
"Its broken officer, I'm on my way to get a new one"![]()
We all have our little obsessions...
I thought of that. But I got a new one today. Bloody ends in a swearword bastard plate. hehehe.Originally Posted by myvice
I just need a rego now
To every man upon this earth
Death cometh sooner or late
And how can a man die better
Than facing fearful odds
For the ashes of his fathers
And the temples of his Gods
READ AND UDESTAND
It is illegal to alter/deface the plate in any way. That said, a blind eye is turned because you have to mount it somehow.
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Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
My plate ripped off a while ago - left bits of it around the bolts.
I cut an aluminium plate to mount it on - drilled four holes and pop-riveted it to the plate - drilled new mount holes ...
No cop's ever complained ..
"So if you meet me, have some sympathy, have some courtesy, have some taste ..."
It would only be an issue if you had appeared to make it harder to identify the numbers I'm picking.
I had one plate that I drilled the fuck out of the two outer edges and filled them with leds to turn it into a combination number plate/led indicators. It went through a compliance check no problems.
Only a Rat can win a Rat Race!
The problem is a lack of consistent enforcement. One cop closing his eyes to it doesn't make it legal.
A chatted to a guy with a sticker front plate on his car the other day. He said it was legal coz he passed a WoF with the sticker on. Thing is, it's not something checked at a WoF check.
Plates on KTM 200s and 390s often need reinforcement or they simply vibrate off.
Gremlins right. It's not legal, but it's a good idea to reinforce a plate on some bikes.
Right not legal to modify
No intention to make it hard to read or whatever
Just looks ugly to me anyway
License plate mounted onto a UK square type plate mount surface
Going to modify it with a bit of old NZ cunning so it does look so crap.
It may need reinforcement good reminder
Trying hard to keep bike looking sharp
READ AND UDESTAND
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