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PHILIP2908:
Hello Chums,
Things have been progressing slowly as the life / work balance goes to pot. However, I finally got round to filling out the DVLA form to get an age related plate, sent it with the USA title, NOVA, VJMC dating letter and money and back it came as an 'N' reg. That was easier than I thought.
I am now applying my mind to getting some plates made up - for my cars I've always used TIPPERS in Cornwall as with a bit of Solvol AutoSol they shine up really well.
The question for you my friends is: do I go for a two line or 3 line rear number plate? By 3 line I mean that the year letter appears on its own at the base of the plate; a bit like some old Triumphs you see. Or have a 2 line where the year letter appears beside the three numbers. To my mind the latter may be more representative of old Hondas from the 70's. Whaddaya think?
Also I will be getting some curved plates for the front mudguard - Tippers do the mountings for £15. Photo may appear below.
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Stay safe.
Phil.

Moorey:
How long did it take to get the V5.

MrDavo:
I went for three line, also from Tippers, on my CL450, because it’s a slim bike, plus the long plate covers a nasty scrape at the bottom of the mudguard! It looks right for the bike, the downside is that the plate is narrower than the brackets, which stick out slightly on either side.

My 750 has a two line plate, which also looks right for the bike, so I’m no help really.

PHILIP2908:
Hi,
It took about 10 days to get the V5.
Downside is they keep the VJMC dating letter (you have to send the original which has an embossed stamp) and the American title (which has a watermark); so make copies as you won't see the originals again.
Cheers,
Phil

Simon46:
I got my title returned back to me when I registered my US K8 last year? Didn't need a vjmc cert either.

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