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    Personalised plates are Xpensive!

    i said wtf and ordered it anyway - but a personalised plate for the Buell was over 5 hundy.
    what's up with that!

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    Hell they've gone up. Got mine about 3 years ago but were $376 from memory.
    Know if ya bought 3 ya got 1 free...

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    Question

    I can never get past what to put on one, especially with bikes only allowed 5 letters. Im thinking TLGRL. What did you have put on yours? And has anyone had any luck making money on the ones they've owned and tried to onsell?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave
    i said wtf and ordered it anyway - but a personalised plate for the Buell was over 5 hundy.
    what's up with that!
    I dunno the history behind it but have known for years that they are Xpensive...whadya get BD? :spudguita

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    There is a red Triumph running around Tauranga with "HRBYK" as the plate -Her Bike I would guess is the translation.

    So whatja get BD?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zed
    I dunno the history behind it but have known for years that they are Xpensive...whadya get BD? :spudguita
    Had to - it was there.
    (advertising and promotional will say the claim)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave
    Had to - it was there.
    (advertising and promotional will say the claim)
    How fitting. It's not funny though? I thought as an *artiste* you might be a tad more imaginative? :spudbn:

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    I thought about a plate a while back, really wanted "PIG B8" but someone prolly has that, and plus i found having no plate at all had the same effect, so i saved myself $500 odd bucks, nice.

    The thing i dont get is a bike gets 1 plate, yet costs you the same as a car that gets 2, hmm go figure.
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    Hey BD

    Is it possible to take my standard plate and register it to my next bike? What Im thinking of doing is buying a newer bike (for the road) and stripping my little rat for the track and/or practising stunting, but I want to keep my rego, cos it suits me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loosebruce
    The thing i dont get is a bike gets 1 plate, yet costs you the same as a car that gets 2, hmm go figure.
    why do we have the most expensive shit internet in the OECD? Why when the price of oil goes up in $US per barrel and the kiwi $ stregthens against the US dollar do will still get increases in the price of our petrol??

    *cough* monopoly *cough*

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    When I got the one for the SS I phoned in and asked if it was available and when the woman said $375.00 I said no thanks it not worth that much they dropped the price to $250.00 without even a quibble.

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    Hmm... If only I was planning on keeping my bike a little longer.

    Found a really sweet plate, not sure whether I want to buy it or not as I might be shifting my bike soon to upgrade.

    Hmm... decisions decisions...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zed
    How fitting. It's not funny though? I thought as an *artiste* you might be a tad more imaginative? :spudbn:
    Imagination is only good in design when the blindingly obvious is unavailable.

    I don't believe you can do any better than the model designation on the plate.

    My concerns were always that it might make it easier for the hwy patrol or some *555 dickwit to remember, but I've slowed down a lot lately and this bike doesn't do 'draw big heat' speeds anyway.

    So yeah, it's me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Goblin
    Is it possible to take my standard plate and register it to my next bike? What Im thinking of doing is buying a newer bike (for the road) and stripping my little rat for the track and/or practising stunting, but I want to keep my rego, cos it suits me.
    Sorry - i'm not the best person to ask about that - I can tell you waht the Oz rules are - someone who knows please?.....

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    The other option is get a plate that applies to you and take it with you when you change bikes. - Your new plate would look out of place on a Gold Wing or Beemer (for example).
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