[SVRACER01]

rules say that you need 8" numbers on the front.
i wanted to put my # plate left of center on the bike when i put the new plates on but 8" #s wont quite fit. 6" will but not 8.
so is there anyone else with an off center plate that has to run smaller #s and will i get bitched at? Martire?

[s a x m a n]

bunch of people run then, esp with the new R6s and 600RRs with the airduct in the middle.

[Pittenger5]

I run 6 inches on my ex

[Stupidhawk007]

Tony(the guy with the RVF400) ran small numbers left of center on the front of his bike last year and had no problems.

[mmracer37]

OK, you didn't here this from me............

I had 5" on the front and 6" on the tail. They newer bikes are a little more difficult to get 8" numbers on. As long as they are legible, there shouldn't be a problem. Just DON'T go to tech and say "Martire said it was OK"

[roadracer685]

Ive always used 6in and never had a problem as long as it looks good.

[Crash Dummy Denno]

you should see the space on the front of this trumpet... less space than my frickin R6 - lol

[daviid]

i ran 6in last year and will do so again this year. no one said anything to me last year about them. granted different region though

[Supah Dave]

Originally Posted by mmracer37

OK, you didn't here this from me............

I had 5" on the front and 6" on the tail. They newer bikes are a little more difficult to get 8" numbers on. As long as they are legible, there shouldn't be a problem. Just DON'T go to tech and say "Martire said it was OK"

I've just printed out this post just in case they try to tell me that I need bigger #s. I'm not going to say "Martire said it was OK"... I'm just going to show my printout. Thanks, Mike!

[nt650hawk]

You try reading # when you are standing and I am traveling at 70+ mph
Go big. This is an issue. Apparently not in tech. Cornerworking is another issue.

[reiobard]

Originally Posted by mmracer37

OK, you didn't here this from me............

I had 5" on the front and 6" on the tail. They newer bikes are a little more difficult to get 8" numbers on. As long as they are legible, there shouldn't be a problem. Just DON'T go to tech and say "Martire said it was OK"

just print this thread and bring it to tech...



Small numbers suck for cornerworkers.... sometimes take 2-3 laps to figure out what bike to call if there is a problem.

[SVRACER01]

its two "1"s and a "0"!! you cant make that out you need an eye test