Guess what IIIII got...

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Originally Posted by *GhostRide37

they probably mean rear as in at the back of the bike, which my plate is....not curved around the inside on the windshield in the front. and it can be seen at all but one side.

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nope...that is illegal. You should still be ok unless they really want to talk to you...the fact it is horizontal helps you out...

edit - i just noticed the hinge dealy you have going on...thats just asking for trouble. criminal charge - concealing the identity of a vehicle kinda trouble... I got charged with that on a friends bike last year and his was a standard undertail mount(there is a thread about it)..... imo if you must have your plate like that...put it on the swingarm..

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Originally Posted by bigred875

nope...that is illegal. You should still be ok unless they really want to talk to you...the fact it is horizontal helps you out...

edit - i just noticed the hinge dealy you have going on...thats just asking for trouble. criminal charge - concealing the identity of a vehicle kinda trouble... I got charged with that on a friends bike last year and his was a standard undertail mount(there is a thread about it)..... imo if you must have your plate like that...put it on the swingarm..

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:stupid:

90/23: Obscuring the number plate with intent to conceal = trip to criminal court

again I don't bust balls about it... I just don't want you to be surprised... that isn't legal in this state... I don't care what the inspection station said... it's obscured from the right side... it's a ticket if someone wanted it to be...

just an FYI... not preachin...

Mike

if i drive around with it bent sideways like that its illegal, but not as it is horizontally. and that obscuring thing has nothing to do with the fact of where my plate is. even if it was "where it belongs" it could still be concealable and thus illegal

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Originally Posted by *GhostRide37

if i drive around with it bent sideways like that its illegal, but not as it is horizontally. and that obscuring thing has nothing to do with the fact of where my plate is. even if it was "where it belongs" it could still be concealable and thus illegal

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Dude I'm not arguing... I do this for a living... it's a ball busting thing if you get a ticket... but it is illegal....

I'm not attacking you... just letting you know...

Mike

you are right...we are wrong..totally legal..carry on

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Originally Posted by bigred875

you are right...we are wrong..totally legal..carry on

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Ur cool Dude just be in a Whoolie when U go by Cops...they won't care about ur plate at all

If you were Asian I'd totally pull you over for that.

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Originally Posted by bigred875

you are right...we are wrong..totally legal..carry on

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:spit:


Im puzzled looking at the picture trying to figure out your thought process on this one...So does this mean I can put my plate on the side of my truck?:scratchhead:

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Originally Posted by *GhostRide37

see, it doesnt take up any space, and if i ever dont want my plate to be seen, i can twist it like this (it will only do this with some human efort, not the wind)

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Now you just need to hook it up to a servo-motor so you can electronically retract it while riding with the push of a button to escape the piggiess!!!!

not a fan. looks like a damn wing sticking off the side of your bike. Atleast make another hole in the plate and move it in towards the tire more

oh, and buy these:
http://www.nestreetriders.com/forum/...zo-levers.html

Ghost -

I think you should make a poll

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Originally Posted by bigred875

edit - i just noticed the hinge dealy you have going on...thats just asking for trouble. criminal charge - concealing the identity of a vehicle kinda trouble...

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What the hell do you mean?? That's clearly a blue Yamaha R1...:dunno:


EDIT: Ghost, if I were you, I'd fabricate a bracket for the hugger and mount your plate there. Hang the light over it and you're done.

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Originally Posted by KillBill

Ghost -

I think you should make a poll

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http://www.nestreetriders.com/forum/...ons/icon13.gif

I had one mounted there on 02 GSXR600. Unbolted it and cut the wires for a track day and never put it back. Couple "L" brackets on the undertail would look much better!

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Originally Posted by Cheese-GSXR

http://www.nestreetriders.com/forum/...ons/icon13.gif

I had one mounted there on 02 GSXR600. Unbolted it and cut the wires for a track day and never put it back. Couple "L" brackets on the undertail would look much better!

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rob are you confusing your story with my 02 GSXR600 with a side mounted plate :poke:

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Originally Posted by DBConz

rob are you confusing your story with my 02 GSXR600 with a side mounted plate :poke:

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There was NO CHROME on my 600!

http://greenknights5.com/about/cheese-5.jpg

Unfortunately all you can tell from the pics is the plate isn't where it was supposed to be. Loved the Yoshi pipe, TRE, Power Commander and -1 gearing but hated those white rims!

http://greenknights5.com/about/cheese-1.jpg

Miss that bike though ... almost brought a tear to my eye to see it again.

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Originally Posted by Cheese-GSXR

There was NO CHROME on my 600!

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that exhaust looks pretty shiney

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Originally Posted by DBConz

that exhaust looks pretty shiney

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Maybe you can read this, "3M 3TI8" in the reflection?

enjoy your plate as it slices your leg off, if you just happen to crash.

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Originally Posted by bigred875

you are right...we are wrong..totally legal..carry on

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yes it is totally legal- the way it is now, but if i twist it like i did in those other pics then it is illegal. i know that

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Originally Posted by snowborder

enjoy your plate as it slices your leg off, if you just happen to crash.

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the last thing ill be worrying about in a crash is my license plate

:deathslap:My mistake... as it slices your head off.

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Originally Posted by *GhostRide37

the last thing ill be worrying about in a crash is my license plate

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Originally Posted by *GhostRide37

yes it is totally legal- the way it is now, but if i twist it like i did in those other pics then it is illegal. i know that

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I don't know how else to tell you this... so I will be as blunt as I can...


I am a cop


that plate as mounted is in violation of Massachusetts General Laws


you are wrong


the end

:mope:damn, well thata bout puts an end to the discussion i suppose. all i know is that i took my bike for a sticker, they gave me one...thats it....what else can an officer do when im standing there with my registration and passing sticker:confused:

:teehee::teehee:
i hope not this....