Half vented number plates
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Traildale1
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- Apr 22, 2000
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You have to support the bottom half of the vinyl number with a piece of plastic shaped just like number. The vinyl number won't stick to a mesh/screen.
It is better if you do place a piece of plastic behind the numbers as this aids to keep them there by the end of a days racing (due to the amount of rocks and sand etc).
If you are like OKE then I suppose that you don't have to worry about that because you're never behind someone! But then what about lapping people? ;)
Get a 1/2 mesh plate they look trick even if you can't tell the difference.
If you are like OKE then I suppose that you don't have to worry about that because you're never behind someone! But then what about lapping people? ;)
Get a 1/2 mesh plate they look trick even if you can't tell the difference.
oz, are you using electrical tape for numbers? :think
lol, mine stick just fine too.
lol, mine stick just fine too.
Yeh I do use electrical tape! Whats wrong with that?
If you want to have a look at my pathetic numbers you can check them out
( http://www.bikepics.com/pictures/07991/ ).
Do you guys use chalk instead?
OZ
If you want to have a look at my pathetic numbers you can check them out
( http://www.bikepics.com/pictures/07991/ ).
Do you guys use chalk instead?
OZ
Oz, nice looking ride.
I should elaborate on how I did my plate. I placed the numbers on the top half of the plate, then I took a razor and cut them along the line above the mesh. I then placed the bottom half of the numbers on the mesh itself, aligning them with the top halfs. Works real well that way. I have seen some who just put the whole number on and it leaves a bad gap. I can see where that would be a problem.
lol, I kinda like my poseur plate and vented fender! :)
I should elaborate on how I did my plate. I placed the numbers on the top half of the plate, then I took a razor and cut them along the line above the mesh. I then placed the bottom half of the numbers on the mesh itself, aligning them with the top halfs. Works real well that way. I have seen some who just put the whole number on and it leaves a bad gap. I can see where that would be a problem.
lol, I kinda like my poseur plate and vented fender! :)
- Jul 31, 2000
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bah, new fangled number plates, who needs em anyway?:think
buy a headlight :confused:
buy a headlight :confused:
LOL...I'm a real poseur, not just posing as one!:)
Yep, its the Cycra.
I don't care what MXA says....the fender sure looks better to me than the stock KTM spear. (lighter too)
Was it a good value? Absolutely not!
Yep, its the Cycra.
I don't care what MXA says....the fender sure looks better to me than the stock KTM spear. (lighter too)
Was it a good value? Absolutely not!
Okiewan,
You just have to look good when you turn up to the races,because there's only three guys per class that look good on the way home! :p
A bit of posing never hurt anyone, it just boosts your EGO and may help with those bad starts due to the "phsyk" factor of your competitors.
mmmm, I might look into a vented guard, black rims, new plastics, eng work, pipe etc. ( Nah I think I might just keep on practicing)
You just have to look good when you turn up to the races,because there's only three guys per class that look good on the way home! :p
A bit of posing never hurt anyone, it just boosts your EGO and may help with those bad starts due to the "phsyk" factor of your competitors.
mmmm, I might look into a vented guard, black rims, new plastics, eng work, pipe etc. ( Nah I think I might just keep on practicing)
