Front number plate
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srhutch said:buzyg said:Magnetic sounds like a good idea.Honestly though I think it looks like a pensioner with it's teeth out. Probably just me.
Why did you have to say that :lol:
It's what I saw.
Then started thinking it must be the wide angle lens doing it as the ///M bumber is the dogs bit's 8)They are earth magnets, Used 12, 6 behind the bumper and six on the plate.
First time out with them I did 2,000 in 5 days without issue. Don't use superglue though as that does fail quickly as I found out. Used done contact adhesive and been fine since. Ones behind the bumper are held in place with a bit of silicone.
First time out with them I did 2,000 in 5 days without issue. Don't use superglue though as that does fail quickly as I found out. Used done contact adhesive and been fine since. Ones behind the bumper are held in place with a bit of silicone.
captain caveman
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Your better off with no plate than a small one. It must of dropped off officer.
Its smaller than normal because its harder for you and cameras to read. Its called perverting the course of justice.
Im taking from experience btw only it was on a motorbike almost got 3 points for it. No plate and its £30 fine.
Its smaller than normal because its harder for you and cameras to read. Its called perverting the course of justice.
Im taking from experience btw only it was on a motorbike almost got 3 points for it. No plate and its £30 fine.
south yorkshire
I agree it looks better- ran mine like this for a while until I had my personal plates made up. Sixspeed never had a plate on his m and always seemed to get away withbit
London_Gains
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The E85 forum is a lot nicer then the E89. I was getting my ass handed to me and told I was "showing off" without my front plate. :roll:
Do it and have a good story. I've done it for 18 months but I will probably go ahead stick it on now.
Do it and have a good story. I've done it for 18 months but I will probably go ahead stick it on now.
By the seaside...
They do look great without a plate but is it really worth the fine?London_Gains said:
Is there not some sort of thing in place that if you get caught so many times with no plate they can take the reg number off you and issue you with a different reg?
I am sure I read this a while ago as most bikes had small plates but with it being £100 fine now its just not worth it.
Off topic, but man, those wheels are niiiiiiice. 
captain caveman
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Axelf said:
Your numbers and letters are a legal size i mean the mini type plates.
Axelf said:
Legal except 3D letters are now illegal.
I run a similar fully legal 5 digit sized plate in all our family cars. Much cleaner