Number plates

[Mr R.]

Hi all,

Im wanting to replace the main dealer number plates on my ph1 172.
im thinking about getting the smaller front plate but dont know where to look, or what size to get.

So what companys are best to use and what type/sizes do people use?
Oh and is there any picts with them fitted?

Thanks Scott.

 

[plymcl172]

Not having a go but do you want to attract attention from the police then go ahead !

If not just go standard!

 

[Fletcher]

I have a smaller 3/4 plate, and have never had any problems with the police etc..

 

[Owen92]

Not having a go but do you want to attract attention from the police then go ahead !

If not just go standard!

This, just asking for your car to be checked and risking a fine.

 

[DanFreemanPhoto]

fancyplates.

 

[plymcl172]

This, just asking for your car to be checked and risking a fine.

glad you see my point

I just don't get it at all !

 

[robgooch]

Mine has got a 3/4 fancy plate, you can hardly tell that it's narrower, it just finishes off the front end and makes it look neater. I would be suprised if anybody has been pulled for it.

 

[plymcl172]

Its against the law, what do you expect ?

 

[Bluebeard]

If it looks 'hardly any different' why bother? Just fit normal plates.

 

[Mr R.]

Ok so fresh standard is the way to go.

Cheers all.

 

[Paddy_R]

I have a very tasty set of real carbon fibre number plate blanks ready to have a reflective front put on. They are really subtle but finish off a car perfectly. I'll post a pic when I get them made up.

I got them from carbon mods if you are looking them.

 

[J4K3]

Mine has got a 3/4 fancy plate, you can hardly tell that it's narrower, it just finishes off the front end and makes it look neater. I would be suprised if anybody has been pulled for it.

10:30 fitted 3/4 front plate, 10:40 pulled over and £60 lighter. Lesson learnt messing around with number plates just isn't worth it

 

[Cw Tuning.]

its a 50/50 chance none of my pals have been tugged but i know a vast amoint of people that have also. personaly i like them and dont see the real harm so go ahead

 

[Nexus Icon]

With motorbikes, as long as the font is legal size and spacing and the border is correct then the overall size is irrelevant. So, if you have a number plate with fewer characters, or a lot of 1s, I'm not sure there'd be a problem with making it shorter.

 

[Mr R.]

Well im 36 years old so not a skid kid, im lucky if i use the car once a week.

My plates are looking a little worn now and i quite like the look of the smaller front plate, cleans the front of the PH1 up but if its going to be a pain and end up costing me ££££ in fines then i might just get the right size front and rear plates.


Cheers all

 

[mole man]

I just put my 3/4 plate on for pictures or when I'm at a car show then just use my normal plates every day is hastle changing plates but don't wana risk having a fine tbh