MNZ race number?

[alistair1]

hi i just got my rmnz license and was wondering is the number under the "full senior" part the race number that i would put on my bike?( the 160)



cheers

[feral1]

Hi Al,

Yes it is indeed. That is the number you need to get printed up at sign writer and place on number boards on bike.
Have a look at your Rule book, it'll tell you the colour of backing boards you need for your class and some minimum dimensions which you'll need to get the sign writer to produce the actual numbers to.

Easy

Feral

[Grub]

That is the number you need to get printed up at sign writer and place on number boards on bike

Actually, if you go into the bike shops, they have vinyl numbers in packets of 3 - usually in white and black. Cost you about $9 and way cheaper than a signwriter.

[alistair1]

Actually, if you go into the bike shops, they have vinyl numbers in packets of 3 - usually in white and black. Cost you about $9 and way cheaper than a signwriter.

year that was the route i was going to take...
i didn't actully get a rule book..whoops

cheers for your help guys

[Kickaha]

Actually, if you go into the bike shops, they have vinyl numbers in packets of 3 - usually in white and black. Cost you about $9 and way cheaper than a signwriter.

Those numbers don't normally comply with the mnz regs on size

[alistair1]

im not going to be doing national events(just belrays and club days most likely) so i don't really think they're going to mind that much

[Mr Motorcycles]

Those numbers don't normally comply with the mnz regs on size

most of them do,

and Alister for club level MX you do not have to worry about getting the colour for the class right, as long as they are clear to read you will be fine

Scott

[warewolf]

At club level, having clear, easily-read numbers are more important to the officials than meeting MNZ colour and size requirements. Aim for the MNZ standards but don't stress about it or break the bank.

[Kickaha]

most of them do,

I would disagree with that, I had to have mine made as no shop had them in the correct size

and Alister for club level MX you do not have to worry about getting the colour for the class right, as long as they are clear to read you will be fine

Scott

However I would agree that as long as they are clear to read you will be fine and with increasing transponder use it's become less important to the riders, however it was bought up at the MNZ agm regarding spectators and commentators being able to read them and I think from what was said they will be policing it a bit harder than they have in the past

[alistair1]

cheers for all the help...