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Do you think Mr Plod will like my new number plate?

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Do u want an honest answer? :lol:
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But you wont be able to see it when you sit on the bike and the suspension drops... :paranoid:
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Wouldn't bother stopping for him so he can give his opinion! :D
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Apart from it not being on the rear of the vehicle, only half visible and not the legal size you would get away with it except for black and silver plates are only legal on vehicles registered before 1973.

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OK, apart from it being only half visible, not on the rear, only half size and being black and silver, do you think it would be OK. :lol:

I do have a back up plan, as in fitting a temporary one on just for when I'm riding it. Although still not 100% legal it should pacifiy Mr Plod (I hope).
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its 3 points and a 60 note fine for non conforming number plates now..

hope mr plod is having a good day when he sees you
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I followed a Hardley Drivil the other day that had seriously loud slash cut pipes and a black and white plate smaller than that. The copper in the inside lane didn't seem to mind.
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Harley's seem to be a special case that get ignored by the police :puke:
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creedxup wrote:Harley's seem to be a special case that get ignored by the police :puke:
Harley riders are special too if you ask me. :paranoid:
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And they need lots of special tools, all in funny sizes!
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dan83590 wrote:And they need lots of special tools, all in funny sizes!
I thought the "special tools" were the ones riding them :lol: :lol:

looking good Dieffe, but personally I'd do my best to NOT draw attention from the boys in blue :D

Loud pipe, black visor ( I presume ) AND an iffy plate might just topple the "pushing your luck" totalizer :D
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I do have a semi legal plate that I will clip on just for using it on the road. I would use a fully legal one but the thing would act like a sail it's that big. :rolleyes:
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Started it up today for the first time. Started OK but it is not ruuning very well on no.1, the header pipe is warm but not as hot as the others.
I will wait until I get the tank si I can run it a bit longer and see if it clears.
The only other thing is my exhaust idea is a bit of a fail as it is wayyyy tooooo loud.

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The bike looks very well but I must agree with you that is certainly an earful of exhaust. Mr plod is going to love you allright. :D
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