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hovis 16-04-07 07:30 PM

quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
any ideas how i can fit a larger plate over my 9x3 just incase i need to ?

without drilling the 9x3 ....... some sort of bulldog clip? i have somthing in mind but not sure if it exsists.


:smt102

neio79 16-04-07 07:44 PM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
apparantly there are devices that enable you to flip up and down a plate (meant to be for track use but i imagine they help avoid speed cameras!!) so you could try and find one of them, and have it so it flips down over your 9x3???

just an idea, probably a useless one!

2mths 16-04-07 07:52 PM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
I thought they were made by or called "RacePlate" but I can't find anything with a quick Google. Have looked into them (in a longing kind of way) in the past. They were "justified" for avoiding track day insurance snoopers but I think really "targeted" at those wishing to escape unwanted attention.

neio79 16-04-07 07:55 PM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
I did see one fitted to an R1 in fast bike magazine, march last year i think it was, they did tell you which company done them.

should have made a note.

yes i think the track day use excuse is a bluff, and they are actually more use for avoiding detection.

although i would have thought just having one plate on it and being up would draw a lot more attention than having it down?

SDMF 16-04-07 07:58 PM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
They used to have similar ones on ebay too-haven't checked in a while so don't know if there still there. Twas thinking of getting one, but the flip part was manual, so needed to have a actuator or motor rigged up to it, so as to be able to flip it on the move.....:-dd

the white rabbit 16-04-07 08:03 PM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
I ahve no idea why you want to do this but cant you drill the holes in the big one in the same place as the holes for the little one (youmay have to do this anyhow depending on your arrangement) and then just use the number plate srews at full length so they can either hold on one plate or two together?

hovis 16-04-07 08:06 PM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
what im thinking of is a springing like bracket that i can fit to the back of the 9x7 & kind of clip it on with the bracket clamping them together?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr Rich (Post 1162241)
I ahve no idea why you want to do this ?

nor me? (TBH)think its cos im bored

Might be handy as im going to a police station for a bike safe thing

FG1 16-04-07 08:16 PM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
If you are that bothered, why not just swap them over for the day.

hovis 16-04-07 08:21 PM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Furry Ginger One (Post 1162259)
If you are that bothered, why not just swap them over for the day.


im not that bothered, it was just somthing i wanted to try to make

to swap plates would mean removing the whole tail piece & back light

New Leaf 17-04-07 08:19 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
the pigs are meant to ignore small plates and lound cans on bikesafe days. its all about improving rather than enforcement - thats what they reckon anyway.

scorpion 17-04-07 08:24 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
Just a thought but what about stick on magnets? You can then whip the big plate on the little ne in seconds:)

hovis 17-04-07 08:29 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by scorpion (Post 1162570)
Just a thought but what about stick on magnets? You can then whip the big plate on the little ne in seconds:)

i did think of that.....but where do you buy them? ? ? ? ? :smt017

also velcro? but it would mean sticking on the front of the small plate

scorpion 17-04-07 09:00 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hovis (Post 1162577)
i did think of that.....but where do you buy them? ? ? ? ? :smt017

also velcro? but it would mean sticking on the front of the small plate

Any hardware store me thinks, B&Q and the like.

What if you stick some strong magnets to the back of the small plate and the back of the big plate. Then the force (Luke) should be strong enough to hold the plates together without seeing the magnets:D

hovis 17-04-07 10:59 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
this is what i was thinking of............ i think its used for displaying price cards on shop shelves?

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k295/hovi5/yyy.jpg

the 2 yellow things are my plates & the red bit would act as a spring type thing holding them together?:smt017

Viney 17-04-07 11:30 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
The pigs, now thers and endearing 70's term!

Hovis, theres small plates, then theres a 9x3. id change it to be honset. Why on earth would you have to remove the tial and rear light to undo 2 bolts, plastic ones at that?

Filipe M. 17-04-07 11:32 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
And why would you want to have the huge (legal) plate behind the other one?... wouldn't that be a "obscuring the license plate" offence?

Cloggsy 17-04-07 11:41 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
What about one of these :?:

http://www.gttowing.co.uk/acatalog/s...latechange.gif

Quote:

Square Number Plate Holder
Allows the fast change of square number platesIdeal for trailers that get towed by many different vehicles
Suits Standard Square Plates


Click here for the link...

hovis 17-04-07 11:44 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Viney (Post 1162799)
The pigs, now thers and endearing 70's term!

Hovis, theres small plates, then theres a 9x3. id change it to be honset. Why on earth would you have to remove the tial and rear light to undo 2 bolts, plastic ones at that?

cos thats how i have fitted it, if i had not cut all the snow shovel away i would not have to, but i did:p

Quote:

Originally Posted by Filipe M. (Post 1162801)
And why would you want to have the huge (legal) plate behind the other one?... ?

its not........ its in front :stupid:

Mogs 17-04-07 11:48 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
Which bikesafe are you doing - Cardiff?

Filipe M. 17-04-07 11:50 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hovis (Post 1162810)
its not........ its in front :stupid:

*crawls back under rock* 8-[

hovis 17-04-07 11:55 AM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mogs (Post 1162818)
Which bikesafe are you doing - Cardiff?

its a local one for local people ;)

its not so much as a bike safe, its a meeting at cwmbran police station & a lecture type thing about why & how most accidents are caused & how to avoid them

you are welcome, this thursday & its FREE

with the WRC:-$

Mogs 17-04-07 12:12 PM

Re: quick realese numberplate bracket ??
 
I've no experience with the Gwent Police, but on an event like you describe they are going to be more interested in teaching than booking. They may have a word to say about your plate, but I would go with the "It was on it when I got it Officer, what should it be - I'll get it sorted". If you have the two plate job you are talking about it will look more suspicious".

The coppers I met at a Bikesafe course said they are tired of scraping bikers off the road, they want you to ride better and safely. They were not so concerned with small infringments like plates and loud cans.


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