Solid plastic L plates - where are they sold?

[Chunkyboi]

Ive got my old solid plastic one if your still on the hunt.

PM me if you want to grab it. I can leave it in my letterbox otherwise I work in the CBD.

[2Seat_Terror]

I just used a 'static' one, cut a small hole near the top and secured it with the bolt holding on the rego holder. Sure, it probably blew around a bit in the breeze, and sometimes stuck to itself when wet, but it was enough ( no prob on restricted).

[sgtp]

you could make your own if you laminate this (or use packing tape?)

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ight=plate+pdf

It seems that whenever I am on the motorway keeping up with traffic, the l-plate will get sucked toward the rear tire and destroyed. Its reather annoying; I need to find a better way to mount it....

[sil3nt]

We have a static one taped to the back of the GPX. Flaps around in the wind but holds strong. Have had no issues with it.

[The Singing Chef]

What are these "L plates" you speak of? are they those little yellow targets people stick on their vehicles?

[Oblivion]

What are these "L plates" you speak of? are they those little yellow targets people stick on their vehicles?

I think that they are a repellant instead. I had one and was near magically pushed off the road.

[The Singing Chef]

I think that they are a repellant instead. I had one and was near magically pushed off the road.

Those would be those "Acc Invisible Demon spawn" trying to ramp up the statistics ya know! they don't like us very much...

[p.dath]

This was a while ago, but I used an ice cream container lid and yellow insulation tape to make my L plate.

[p.dath]

This was a while ago, but I used an ice cream container lid and black insulation tape to make my L plate.

[Hopeful Bastard]

I went to the $2 shops, repco, supercheap, bike shops, warehouse lol all the static ones. By that stages I was like this is crazy..

AA maybe worth a look though.

Local bike shop?

[tbs]

Go to Paper Plus and buy a yellow plastic manilla type folder. Cut a square out of it. Stick some black insulation tape to it to make an L. No problem. (I tried the ice-cream lid, but couldn't find a yellow one.)
If you're really quick you might find mine still in the bin outside AA Quay Street after yesterday's R test.
I was told mine wasn't regulation size... too small, to which I replied that the ones I'd seen were too damn big, so I'd just made one an appropriate size for a bike. He didn't care enough to stop me sitting the test, which incidentally was stupidly easy.

Seriously, make your own, and make it small. Mine was about 120 or 130mm square, and held on with one bolt at the top. Being small also makes it easier to stash under the seat when you get tired of the extra attention you get from cagers on the roads.

[Maha]

This was a while ago, but I used an ice cream container lid and black insulation tape to make my L plate.

But Triple Chocolate Ripple comes in a purple container...

[Crasherfromwayback]

Hey Everyone,

So I passed my learners last week and brought a 1990 Yamaha FZR250r

But I cant find any solid plastic L plates for sale anywhere! Only the static ones people use in cages. I must have been to like 10 places looking.

Any Ideas?

PM me your address and I'll get one out to you.

Pete

[Gremlin]

Got a set of 2 from the warehouse for a few bucks...