Race numbers

[Boston Moto]

Boston Moto will have a bunch of nice decal die-cut and printed race numbers at the track this weekend. Sold in sets or individually. We ONLY have red numbers right now but can take an order for black numbers at the track and have them sent directly to you. Stop by the trailer to check them out. Special orders can be taken for numbers with your name printed in them, helmet decals etc.

6" fronts and 4" rear numbers.

[jcbell1007]

Any chance you guys will have some plain white vinyl to use as a backing on tail pieces?

[lrrs699]

Any chance you guys will have some plain white vinyl to use as a backing on tail pieces?

i should have some leftover, not alot... how much do you need? swing by motoaddiction garage. i wont be near ther computer the rest of the weekend

[FireboltEric_MA]

Your trailer makes me spend money...

See you this weekend!





I'd take some white vinyl also

[Degsy]

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry8530/5.0.0.508 Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/105)

Sorry. Very limited this weekend to just red numbers.

[Jim]

any examples of the numbers you could post up?

[Pigman]

Good deal I will see you guys for sure...

[nt650hawk]

The bigger the better for us corner workers...

The Rules.
5.0 GENERAL EQUIPMENT RULES:
5.1 NUMBER DISPLAY REGULATIONS
5.1.1 The rider of the year may display the number 1 on his/her machine although it
is advisable to display their assigned number on the sides to expedite
scoring.
5.1.2 Numbers will be assigned by the Loudon Road Race Series. Single digit
numbers will be reserved for past multiple class champions and two digit
numbers will be reserved for Experts. Any Expert requesting a new two digit
number must have Expert points from the previous year. A rider may take a
year off but In order to retain his/her two digit number he/she must
renew each following year and score points in a minimum of four
races in the second year. If you do not intend to participate you may
not monopolize a number.
5.2 All machines must have numbers, one on the front and one on both
sides. Numbers must be a mini mum of 4" high, be spaced 1/2" apart
and allow 1/2" of background color (White for Novices and Experts and
yellow for Amateurs). Side number plates must be behind the rider on
the machine’s tail section or on the lower fairing on the side of the
machine. They must be visible when the rider is in position on the
machine. If the front fairing is broken by an air intake the number must
be displayed on the scoring side of the intake. (The riders left at
Loudon) There are no exceptions to this rule. Riders should be aware
that these requirements may not be accepted at any other CCS event.
5.3 The following samples show the type style required to comply with these rules:
I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
Number plates must be free from any stickers or sponsorship logos except for
the tech. sticker.
5.4 Number display approval shall be at the sole discretion of the Chief Tech
Inspector and/or the chief scorer and shall be required before a machine
is passed through Tech Inspection.
Colors used in the Loudon Road Race Series are:
Novice: White plates / Red numbers
Amateur: Yellow plates / Black numbers
Expert White plates / Black numbers

[Crash Dummy Denno]

The bigger the better for us corner workers...

The Rules.
5.0 GENERAL EQUIPMENT RULES:
5.1 NUMBER DISPLAY REGULATIONS
5.1.1 The rider of the year may display the number 1 on his/her machine although it
is advisable to display their assigned number on the sides to expedite
scoring.
5.1.2 Numbers will be assigned by the Loudon Road Race Series. Single digit
numbers will be reserved for past multiple class champions and two digit
numbers will be reserved for Experts. Any Expert requesting a new two digit
number must have Expert points from the previous year. A rider may take a
year off but In order to retain his/her two digit number he/she must
renew each following year and score points in a minimum of four
races in the second year. If you do not intend to participate you may
not monopolize a number.
5.2 All machines must have numbers, one on the front and one on both
sides. Numbers must be a mini mum of 4" high, be spaced 1/2" apart
and allow 1/2" of background color (White for Novices and Experts and
yellow for Amateurs). Side number plates must be behind the rider on
the machine’s tail section or on the lower fairing on the side of the
machine. They must be visible when the rider is in position on the
machine. If the front fairing is broken by an air intake the number must
be displayed on the scoring side of the intake. (The riders left at
Loudon) There are no exceptions to this rule. Riders should be aware
that these requirements may not be accepted at any other CCS event.
5.3 The following samples show the type style required to comply with these rules:
I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
Number plates must be free from any stickers or sponsorship logos except for
the tech. sticker.
5.4 Number display approval shall be at the sole discretion of the Chief Tech
Inspector and/or the chief scorer and shall be required before a machine
is passed through Tech Inspection.
Colors used in the Loudon Road Race Series are:
Novice: White plates / Red numbers
Amateur: Yellow plates / Black numbers
Expert White plates / Black numbers

besides one of those ugly hawks with those pizza pox number plates, good luck getting 4" on the front of modern sportbikes

[Doc]

Numbers must be a minimum of 4" high, be spaced 1/2" apart
and allow 1/2" of background color

4" and 1/2 inch apart is smaller than last years 6" with 1 inch apart on the sidea with 8" on the front.

[csmutty]

besides one of those ugly hawks with those pizza pox number plates, good luck getting 4" on the front of modern sportbikes

4" is actually really small. I had Darren make my numbers and I told him to make me 4" as that was the minimum in the rules. When I got them I thought that they should have been made bigger.

[nt650hawk]

besides one of those ugly hawks with those pizza pox number plates, good luck getting 4" on the front of modern sportbikes

My front end with the air damn is still faster than your modern front end. Sticking my toung out.

You runng this year D?




I hope that 4" was a typo.

[Pittenger5]

Ill give your bike 4" Denno.

[DuncanMoto]

any examples of the numbers you could post up?

Check out my avatar.

[scottieducati]

How about meow?



Disclaimer: these are not the #'s referenced in this thread... thanks to my very special Denny for helping me with a better design over erm, Ted's avatar.

[DuncanMoto]

Nice Honda. Where the F$!# are the DuncanMoto stickers homeslice?

[scottieducati]

Gotta get the rest of it stickered up tonight

[Jim]

Check out my avatar.

i was referring to the decals available on this thread, and not the electrical taped numbers that scottie put on that bike in your avatar

[Doc]

Nice Honda. Where the F$!# are the DuncanMoto stickers homeslice?

There are Duncanmoto stickers? :

[Crash Dummy Denno]

My front end with the air damn is still faster than your modern front end. Sticking my toung out.

You runng this year D?




I hope that 4" was a typo.

whatever you say, hero

yah meant 6"

don't know how much I'll be racing, honestly the "passion" isn't there this year due mainly to funds/time

[Crash Dummy Denno]

How about meow?



Disclaimer: these are not the #'s referenced in this thread... thanks to my very special Denny for helping me with a better design over erm, Ted's avatar.

thanks scottie, my number design is now famous

[Fitz]

Sweet. While I won't be riding this weekend, I'll swing by to snag some numbers.

Thanks,
Fitz

[nt650hawk]

don't know how much I'll be racing, honestly the "passion" isn't there this year due mainly to funds/time

I can definitely Sympathize with you . I feel that same.



#'s look good.

[MotoFreak]

Great, one more thing to buy for BM...