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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnBoy
    yeah but i live 30k's south of no where! (ie hamilton)
    but yeah, true.
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    Here's what you do - go to an LTSA agent, and pay your $8.80 to get a new plate. No, you don't get a choice - they have to issue them in sequence. You'll get a new rego sticker as part of the $8.80. They should also be able to print you a new WOF, if not, go back to where you got your WOF (after you've done the rego thing) and get one from there. It's a common enough occurence, for occasions like when you've smashed your car windscreen and have a replcement fitted.

    Gee - it's amazing how people (including me) like to answer things they dunno about). However, in this instance, I've been there, done that. On my VFR, I "lost" the rego plate, because it was the wrong size and shape for my trimmed back mudguard. Easy as pie to sort out a new one, but they told me I couldn't have a choice.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher
    And the sound of Te Awamutu had a truly sacred ring...
    Now her parents are divorced, and her best friend's committed suicide.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by firestormer
    Now her parents are divorced, and her best friend's committed suicide.
    Don't be mean to me!
    "Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher
    Don't be mean to me!
    Oh oooh oh oohhh!
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Blakamin
    They're big on that up in hawkes bay!

    i've laminated my rego and double-sided industrial-taped it above the plate and have the WoF in a holder screwed to the plate
    My rego and wof are attached to one of those alloy holders with the clear cover, I've bolted it to the frame on my Sporty just below the regulator (behind the front wheel on H-Ds)where it can be seen but is out of the way - just got the no. plate showing at the rear.
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    When the white plates first came out they were those big square ones,they were breaking all over the place - I fitted 3 to a new TT250 in as many weeks,the last time I made a frame from 1/8 plate around for support.Lost a couple on my own vibratey bikes.It took a couple of years and lots of complaints,but the LTSA finaly admitted they got it wrong and gave the option of the rectangular plate.I still have the big one on my XS1,seeing as I don't swap plates anymore it seems to have lasted....funny that eh?
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    Had a few run-ins wit an ex-T.O. type cop when I got my first H-D 'cos the no. plate was one of those big square ones bent to suit the low rectangular California 'plate brackets, he made all manner of threats about "tickets" if I didn't straighten the plate. nnnggrrr! pedantic or what!!!!
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