Guess what IIIII got...

[*GhostRide37]

my inspection sticker yeahh thats right, me and my peg mounted plate got it. i went the first time and told me the plate was fine, but i needed a light, so i bought one there, went home, wired it in and screwed it on, and then went back to get it. finally....no more worrying about explaining why i dont have a sticker to police

[Jim]

congrats.
get those chrome wheels on here for swapping with your stock ones. i need someone else to take some bashing for chrome & side mounted plates

[Pigman]

Just did the speakers and amp with TV's YO.....

[VinceF2]

"540 CMR 4.00
4.06 Procedures for Inspection of Motorcycles

...(a) The number plate must be undamaged, securely mounted on the rear of the motorcycle, clean and clearly visible. No accessory mounted on the motorcycle may interfere with a clear view of the number plate...."


I don't care... just giving you a heads up that someone could be a a$$ and hit you for it under Chapter 90: Section 6. Display of number plates; temporary number plates... specially if it can't be seen at all from one side of the bike...

that is if I'm understanding you correctly and it's mounted on the side of the bike...

Mike

[KillBill]

Just did the speakers and amp with TV's YO.....

Do you want to have sound off Shawn?
I have my decibel meter with me

[*GhostRide37]

"540 CMR 4.00
4.06 Procedures for Inspection of Motorcycles

...(a) The number plate must be undamaged, securely mounted on the rear of the motorcycle, clean and clearly visible. No accessory mounted on the motorcycle may interfere with a clear view of the number plate...."


I don't care... just giving you a heads up that someone could be a a$$ and hit you for it under Chapter 90: Section 6. Display of number plates; temporary number plates... specially if it can't be seen at all from one side of the bike...

that is if I'm understanding you correctly and it's mounted on the side of the bike...

Mike

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.

[wingerdor]

[*GhostRide37]

in the 2nd pick you can see the little light screw in the top right corner of the plate.the plate bracket anbd wiring was done 100% homeade

[1/2pint]

i would so give you a ticket for the plate being so blurry

[wingerdor]

Very Cool!
I don't think they're gonna be real happy about the blurry numbers though...

[wingerdor]

Damn you weman!

[CEO]

in the 2nd pick you can see the little light screw in the top right corner of the plate.the plate bracket anbd wiring was done 100% homeade

You should just put it under the tail where it belongs.

That shit is sticking like a foot off to the side of your bike... you'll end up taking up two spots at the newbury pose.

[1/2pint]

Damn you weman!

DAMN you







so what about Lee Parks - Total Control ARC Level 1 and Level 2

[1/2pint]

You should just put it under the tail where it belongs.

That shit is sticking like a foot off to the side of your bike... you'll end up taking up two spots at the newbury pose.

how freaking big is his plate in order to take up it's own spot?

[*GhostRide37]

how freaking big is his plate in order to take up it's own spot?

haha agreed. buy actually, if can sort of twist it downwards in an almost hideaway license plate sort of way and make it flush with the bike....lemme see if i can get a pic of it like that.




and yea the blurry numbers/letters suck. im in the process of trying to fix them. cant seem to figure out what the problem is

[1/2pint]

haha agreed. buy actually, if can sort of twist it downwards in an almost hideaway license plate sort of way and make it flush with the bike....lemme see if i can get a pic of it like that.




and yea the blurry numbers/letters suck. im in the process of trying to fix them. cant seem to figure out what the problem is

don't bend it to much after a few times it will break right the hell off mount it and leave it be.

[wingerdor]

DAMN you







so what about Lee Parks - Total Control ARC Level 1 and Level 2

Check out Tony's website. Advanced Riding Clinic for more info on Total Control classes. We are currently only offering level 1.

[*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)

[Pigman]

Do you want to have sound off Shawn?
I have my decibel meter with me

Lets do it.......

[KillBill]

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)

Just put it where it belongs -
I am not a fan of that at all

[Pigman]

Dude WTF is up with Ur avitar did some body shrink Jim?????

[KillBill]

Dude WTF is up with Ur avitar did some body shrink Jim?????

I changed it - now Jim's mom is part of it

[*GhostRide37]

Just put it where it belongs -
I am not a fan of that at all

"where it belongs" is a matter of opinion and taste for one thing. and for another thing, it was "where is belongs" at one time, then it was stolen and snapped off of my bike. now, in order to put it back in that same place, i would have to get some fiberglass bodywork done to fix the damaged undertail AND THEN drill more holes in the bottom to fix a bracket. i figured a peg mount was an easier and cheaper alternative to doing all that shit even if it isnt "where it belongs"

[Pigman]

I changed it - now Jim's mom is part of it

Classic........I am LMAOF

[KillBill]

"where it belongs" is a matter of opinion and taste for one thing. and for another thing, it was "where is belongs" at one time, then it was stolen and snapped off of my bike. now, in order to put it back in that same place, i would have to get some fiberglass bodywork done to fix the damaged undertail AND THEN drill more holes in the bottom to fix a bracket. i figured a peg mount was an easier and cheaper alternative to doing all that shit even if it isnt "where it belongs"

I lost my plate once but put it back where it belongs