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Hi, my rear L plate is forever breaking off, does anyone know of a llegal but different way of mounting it on the back??



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how you managing to snap it so often mate, wheeling lol?? know you can get flexible l plates off ebay

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I had mine on my rear mud gaurd

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Mine never last more than a week on my bike, haven't had a rear l plate for a good 9 months haha.

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Back of my helmet lol

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This is where i have mine not sure if its legal or not, i know the front one isnt lol 

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same place i had minesmile still snapped it offcry



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Reef wrote:

how you managing to snap it so often mate, wheeling lol?? know you can get flexible l plates off ebay


 i live down a unmade road, the bumps just ping it off, and it would take forever to get home if i just go slow over the bumps ha



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I hope you're standing up on the pegs whilst going over the bumps... Or your suspension will be fooked.

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I hope you're standing up on the pegs whilst going over the bumps... Or your suspension will be fooked.


 Yeh corse i do motocross so thats where i get the impatience offroad in the first place i think ha



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you relies sitting on the seat or if you stand up the same weight is on the suspension so either way it will cope the same lol

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no way man ???  if all your weight is on the pegs th bike can pivot back n forth without having to move your weight forward and backwards puttin less strain on the whole bike



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What bike you ride in mx dude? You race or anything?? I used to ride but blew my 2 bikes up in 6 months so had to stop : (



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If maintenance means ragging the tits out of them, then yes, very regularly.



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What bike you ride in mx dude? You race or anything?? I used to ride but blew my 2 bikes up in 6 months so had to stop : (


 i ride a kx250f and a kx450, gonna start racing but atm i just go practice every sunday

 

How did you blow em up mate? what stroke were they?



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Ah brilliant man! I had 2 crf250's! And well I rode then quite hard! Blew many bikes up tho!
Aww you'll love racing! I had 2 strokes but never raced them because I wasn't fit enough haha so raced the 250f

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Liam12 wrote:

Ah brilliant man! I had 2 crf250's! And well I rode then quite hard! Blew many bikes up tho!
Aww you'll love racing! I had 2 strokes but never raced them because I wasn't fit enough haha so raced the 250f


 Yeh i think the 250f is the safest big bike to ride ha, you must have been riding them pretty hard did you do all your maintenance regular?



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Rode the 450's and 250 2t and all but just to much! haha the 350f was sweet! And mate oil change after every race weekend, filter as well, if not racing then every 3 rides, filter after every ride valves checked and skimmed if needed every 25hrs rings checked every 50hrs! One day I just had my valves done and went out by the end of the day they needed to be checked again



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