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Clubroom => Vinduro => Topic started by: jerry on August 09, 2011, 02:50:07 pm
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Are there "rules" regarding number plate background colours similiar to the MX guys? Jerry
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Dumb question (not) Interesting yes ...
Is it classic mx or enduro umbrella ?
It would have to be age and era - same as Classic MX ??
cheers A
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Hmmm - Traditionally Enduro numberplate background colours are plain yellow with black numbers, no matter what class you ran.
Enduros numbers are allocated on a per event basis - i.e. you'd enter the event and be told what your number for the even was in your acceptance letter (this is back in the days when entries closed 2 weeks before the event)
You'd then go buy your number and put it on your numberplate prior to the event.
Your number was based on the running order (80's-125's-175's-250's-400's).
Apart from adding the letter for age class, I can't see what else you'd do - that seems to be what they did at Harrow a few weeks ago..
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Every enduro I've been to, modern or otherwise, has supplied the numbers for your bike or helmet - the exceptions being the couple of modern events where they had transponders... (a rant for another time).
Usually they're squares of white contact with a number hand-written in black texta. Harrow and HBBB had nice yellow printed ovals.
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Every enduro I've been to, modern or otherwise, has supplied the numbers for your bike or helmet - the exceptions being the couple of modern events where they had transponders... (a rant for another time).
Usually they're squares of white contact with a number hand-written in black texta. Harrow and HBBB had nice yellow printed ovals.
They only started supplying hand written numbers when they started allowing entry on the day - prior to that you number was in your acceptance - posted out a week before the event.
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What plate background colour is white? Is that only for US desert racing? because i know Al Bakers early Hondas had white plates.
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Yellow is FIM standard - in the US, especially desert races, they could have done whatever they wanted.
Red and Green backgrounds for Trophy and Vase teams at the ISDE/A4DE, or Red backgrounds for Pro Riders..... All sorts of variations.
The Yanks especially tend to just do whatever suited them.
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So is it fair to assume that if I roll up with yellow backgrounds on a 250 I wont be thrown out of the scrutineering bay? Jerry
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It would be very safe to assume that.
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It would be very safe to assume that.
Very, very safe... ;D