Number plates
 

The Wee has no where to put a GB sticker :(. I will be using soft bags, so the one on the old TT boxes is no more doh. I am therefore considering getting a number plate (that's a license plate to the colonials :nono:) that includes said international requirement.

Do not fear, said plate will have the required spacing, layout etc. so will be 99% legal. There is however a line of text to go at the bottom where the dealer might put his details (this helps bike thieves BTW), or where the normal purchasers of such plates can put a bit of a logo or joke ("my other toy has ***s" , "Built by engineers, ridden by a ****", "The traffic police are all ******s" and so forth).

However, I'm a practical person. On the Bonneville I'd have had the tyre pressures but Suzuki fit a sticker. Maybe I could include my ICE telephone number? My blood group?

Suggestions however daft are appreciated and you may even get yours in print!

Cheers

Andy

Legally the Number plate supplier and their postcode are meant to be there.

I'd probably opt for something lighthearted that might ease a crossing or inspection 'cos that's one place the cop/soldier will probably look.

So maybe not F**k the Pigs or the like.

I'd rather be riding a Bonneville :thumbup1:

"On A Mission"

I've just put a smaller one on, and when I ride to the ferry, well the cops can shove it up their bumhole if they object.

The new smaller one is still larger than i've seen in some eu states.

This has been on the plate of my Aprilia Mille for longer than I can remember.

http://i1263.photobucket.com/albums/...28_crop113.jpg


It's never upset anyone as far as I know. Except maybe the copyright owner.....