[pinkpork]

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Iam thinking of getting one of those licence plate frames, like the ones cyclemax sell, that fit around your plate,,, the thing is,,, there much smaller than the standard road plates that are fitted,,, the frame plates measures 7x5,1/8 would they be legal???:baffled: cheers pp

 

[tanygaer]

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here you go graham this will explain it, in a manner only the dvla could slect

http://www.dvla.gov.uk/media/pdf/leaflets/v796.pdf

 

[tanygaer]

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I believe that all equates to 9" by 7"

 

[rollen dean montoya]

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pinkpork wrote:

Iam thinking of getting one of those licence plate frames, like the ones cyclemax sell, that fit around your plate,,, the thing is,,, there much smaller than the standard road plates that are fitted,,, the frame plates measures 7x5,1/8 would they be legal???:baffled: cheers pp

you guys over on the other side of the atlantic just have way too big of plates:cheeky1:

is that because the cops can't read small print:cheeky1::dude::dude::cheeky1::cheeky1::cheeky1:

 

[Hobo]

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RDM, thats right, its so the money generating "Safety" cameras can earn their keep. :cooldevil:

PP It would not be legal. But, if the plate looks like it belongs, you are fine. On the 18, I remove the number plate bracket and get the biggest plate that will fit flat onto the rear panel and silicone it on. It is illegal, but looks like it belongs and its not ridiculously small, it hasn't been questioned yet. Chris is pretty much the same.

If you do this, remove the 5th bolt (in the middle) that secures the rear centre panel BEFORE you silicone the plate to it.

 

[pinkpork]

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Cheers,,, paul,,, i lost the 5th bolt when i fit the tow bar:cheeky1:ill be doing as you suggest