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Silver numberplate advice
Woodside:
Your bike would probably never of had a black and silver plate...
Everyone wanted the new looking yellow plates so there bike looked new...a black and silver one would of aged a new looking honda straight out the box...
All my 70's hondas that have had there old original plates still intact have had yellow ones...especially if they are the original dealer plates
xriccix:
thanks for the info boys!
kevski:
There has been an amendment this month and black and silver plates can be put on a bike if it is declared manufactured before 1st January 1977, it is now on a rolling forward scheme like road tax.
Nurse Julie:
--- Quote from: kevski on May 17, 2017, 08:22:34 PM ---There has been an amendment this month and black and silver plates can be put on a bike if it is declared manufactured before 1st January 1977, it is now on a rolling forward scheme like road tax.
--- End quote ---
Have you got a link to that amendment ? I can't seem to find it anywhere. I have quite a few bikes that it will be relevant to so it will be good to see. Not that I'm in to black / silver plates on the later bikes, I think they look really silly.
I think anything on an L reg and prior looks good black and white, M reg, debateable but N reg onwards just looks totally out of character with the age of bike.
kevski:
Here is the new information from dvsa, i have a 72 350 four and a 78 Zed thou both will keep their yellow plates.
https://www.mot-testing.service.gov.uk/documents/manuals/m1s06000301.htm
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