Number plate instal

mnnthbx

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Apr 1, 2003
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I just ordered a # plate for my 200. I assume I need to take the odometer off. How does it disconnect at the wheel?
 

KAY DEE EXER

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i left mine on. i have the rm style #plate with the fork legs cut down and sealsavers on the forks. the odometer fits no probs. maybe just make some brackets....good luck
 

KDXFreestyle

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I also have the RM # Plate. I dont have the odometer on, because it got crushed in a crash. I zip tied it onto my tripplke clamps and forks, and you cant movem it an inch.
 

KelvinKDX

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mnnthbx,

As you are putting on a front number plate - do you happen to have the front headlight unit from your KDX??  I hit a tree this weekend at a pretty good speed and my KDX Front Headlight unit did not survive.

Anyone else reading this - feel free to offer up your front headlight shells too.  :thumb:

PM me or drop me an email:  osuwe AT woh.rr.com (replace the AT with @).

TIA
 

WildBill

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I had a similar "run-in" last year. I replaced mine with a UFO unit from FRP for like $40-50 bucks. It's a nice product except for the rubber mounting straps, which are too large for the fork legs. I ditched them and made brackets to utilize the original mounting holes. I also ditched the odo. for a bicycle computer from Walmart. It's similar to the "Trail-Tech" one and works well so far.
 

D36-108A

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A generic Acerbis front number plate fits up quite well. The one with a hole in the middle/top and slightly protruding fork covers. Just use the top hole and drill the lower holes.

What did you guys do to mount the 96 RM number plate?
 

CaptainObvious

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The top holes of the number plate line right up with the forks. You'll have to fabricate a small bracket for the lower holes. I made mine from a piece of 0.40 aluminum. Drill the aluminum to line up with the holes in the forks and then drill through the number plate to locate the holes in the bracket.
 
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