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where do you mount your inspection stickers for RTs?
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Rider Steve
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You've lived a very sheltered life my son. Most have an attachment plate that bolts on the license plate, you attach the sticker to that. Check with your local M/C shop they will have what you want.
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ThreeFeet
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inspection Stickers
WHATSIT??? Mo doesn't have em. Besides most cops don't know what the :spyder2: is anyway, and the "inspectors":spyder: probably don't either!!!Mine is mounted on the.......now wait a minute, I know the answer to this....its on the......no, thats not it.
I think I saw one on the ummmm, maybe it was on the.......
Hey, that was a trick question. We dont have those down here.
MouthPiece
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Thank God Flarda got rid of motor vehicle inspections years ago. They were about as worthless as "T's on a boar hog".
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Bob Denman
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Regardles of your "teats" and how Florida treats them, :shocked: the sticker is on the left lower A-Arm... New York State is just a bit finicky about making sure that our lights, brakes, exhaust and horns all work well...
Dragonrider
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Have not idea what they are - don't even have toll roads out here… yet….
clueless
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wow a lot of responses ... Rider Steve :firstplace: best response...
I have never seen an attachment plate to licence plate for inspections. on the harley I have a metal plate that attached to the swing arm on the left side but never seen one that attaches to the license plate.... hmmm
OK just did a google search for PA... sorry Steve no can do here:
Title 67 Section 175.41(e)
(2) On a motorcycle or a motor-driven cycle, the certificate of inspection shall be affixed in a clearly visible, upright position to one of the following areas of the vehicle:
(i) On the left side—traffic side—of the front fork.
(ii) On the left side—traffic side—of the front fender.
(iii) On a plate attached by weld or rivets to the left side—traffic side—of the vehicle for purposes of mounting the certificate of inspection.
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That license plate option doesn't work in PA so will have the next one installed on the A-Arm instead of on my shiny Works Performance Shocks
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Bob Denman
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They don't actually allow us to put them on a plate that can be unbolted from the bike... They figure tht we'll swap back and forth from one bike to the next to avoid the inspecton fee... :cus: In Pa., they mention making sure that the plate is pretty darn permanent too.. (Welded or riveted)
Rider Steve
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wow a lot of responses ... Rider Steve :firstplace: best response...
I have never seen an attachment plate to licence plate for inspections. on the harley I have a metal plate that attached to the swing arm on the left side but never seen one that attaches to the license plate.... hmmm
OK just did a google search for PA... sorry Steve no can do here:
Title 67 Section 175.41(e)
(2) On a motorcycle or a motor-driven cycle, the certificate of inspection shall be affixed in a clearly visible, upright position to one of the following areas of the vehicle:
(i) On the left side—traffic side—of the front fork.
(ii) On the left side—traffic side—of the front fender.
(iii) On a plate attached by weld or rivets to the left side—traffic side—of the vehicle for purposes of mounting the certificate of inspection.
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That license plate option doesn't work in PA so will have the next one installed on the A-Arm instead of on my shiny Works Performance Shocks
Actually I liked some of the other responses best. Inspection stickers are a ripoff at best, just another way for state jerkoffs to get into your pocketbook.
MouthPiece
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"New York State is just a bit finicky about making sure that our lights, brakes, exhaust and horns all work well... "
So am I. :yes:
Chris PE# 0004
So am I. :yes:
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Bob Denman
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It's just that while Florida figures that a responsible will do just as you do, up here in New York they just figure that we'll all ride around on baling wire and twine that's just waitng to implode and hurt somebody... unless they make sure that we do the sensible thing that is... :cus:
Jersey did away with inspections,:clap: But when they did have inspections it went on the right side of the license plate.
wildbill6565
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YES!
No more stickers in North Carolina!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEPPPPPPPPPPPPPPIE!
No more stickers in North Carolina!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEPPPPPPPPPPPPPPIE!
clueless
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Michigan...no inspections, no stickers, no toll roads. We won't mention the potholes and the snow, though.
oh just you wait MI is so far in debt they will work up to Inspections, Stickers, and toll roads before you know it...
too much spend and so either tax or get it some other way.. :cus:
Here in PA they figure you can not take care of yourself so they will show you how to by state inspections, and then certain counties emission inspections for cars.
when I changed my shocks to WP shocks I had moved the sticker to the new shock but now moved it the A Arm. you can see it has been moved but I can explain it and also I can prove the inspection sticker was assigned on that vehicle if they check with the dealer ...
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