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-Ralph- 02-01-11 07:33 PM

Numberplate Question
 
I'm making a tail tidy, you need a reflector for the MOT.

If you were to take a normal standard numberplate and stick a reflector onto it, but in between the lettering and the bottom of the numberplate, not obscuring any of the registration lettering, would that be legal?

For example, on this plate, sticking a rectangular reflector over the www.fun125.com lettering

http://www.fun125.com/images/numberplate1.jpg

Thanks

Fruity-ya-ya 02-01-11 07:36 PM

Re: Numberplate Question
 
Sorry Ralph, dunno but plz post a piccy of it when you've done (post photoshop blur).

-Ralph- 02-01-11 07:39 PM

Re: Numberplate Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Fruity-ya-ya (Post 2450781)
Sorry Ralph, dunno but plz post a piccy of it when you've done (post photoshop blur).

Will do, but it's not an SV tail tidy BTW, it's for an XT600E

Fruity-ya-ya 02-01-11 07:40 PM

Re: Numberplate Question
 
Np, love to see peeholes handy work!

andrewsmith 02-01-11 07:43 PM

Re: Numberplate Question
 
Yes and number plate light if he decides to be arsy

-Ralph- 02-01-11 07:44 PM

Re: Numberplate Question
 
A tail tidy for the SV wouldn't be difficult to make BTW, it's just a couple of bits of sheet metal cut to a template with a few straight bends. I recently sold one http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=159661 and it would have been very easy to fabricate a copy.

-Ralph- 02-01-11 07:46 PM

Re: Numberplate Question
 
Number plate light I will have, it's built into the underside of the tail light, just that the numberplate will be hanging immediately below that tail light and not several inches below it. Reg plate will actually be better illuminated at night.

toxic 02-01-11 07:47 PM

Re: Numberplate Question
 
I had a strip reflector stuck on the bottom of my number plate for years, always passed mot, never got pulled for it, plate was 8"x6".

-Ralph- 02-01-11 07:50 PM

Re: Numberplate Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Fruity-ya-ya (Post 2450784)
Np, love to see peeholes handy work!

You calling me a c**t? ;)

You won't see anything TBH, the way the existing snow shovel bolts in, it will just need a rectangular piece of alumninum sheet with a straight 60 degree bend and holes in the right place to bolt into the subframe, the rear light, and to bolt on the numberplate. It will be hidden and none of the actual aluminium sheet will be showing unless you go sticking your head under the bike looking for it

andrewsmith 02-01-11 07:51 PM

Re: Numberplate Question
 
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TAIL-TIDY-Univ...ht_2993wt_1121

I'm looking at one of these (making) and sticking the reflector on the plate or numberplate light


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