Yeah i carry the full plate in my bag at the moment.
I did intend on changing it when i have the tyres changed next month but now wondering whether its really worth it, from what i understand its a £30 fine if pulled over for a small plate?
If i only get pulled once or twice a year im pretty fine with that to be honest lol
If the camera can’t automatically read the plate then presumably a human will look at the picture and issue you with a ticket for dodgy plate along with whatever the original infraction was?
The number plate must be a “two-line” number plate. Motorcycle number plates should have a:
Character Height – 64 Millimeters
Character Width – 44 Millimeters (except the figure 1 or letter I)
Character Stroke – 10 Millimeters
Space between characters – 10 millimeters
Space between groups – 30 millimeters
Top, bottom and side margins – 11 millimeters (minimum)
Vertical space between groups – 13 millimeters
This Information has been taken directly from: www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring
Shamelessly copied but should answer any questions. I think the plate doesn’t have to be square either as long as you have the minimum space between the lettering and edge of the plate.
Bus lane/speed camera’s will defo still be able to read it, ANPR probably wont this is why you WILL get pulled.
7X5 with decent sized lettering…you might get left alone.
if you get pulled, as Rusty said £100 fine, if you get stopped again it will be fine plus section 59 warning i think, then 3rd time its 59 and possibly bye bye bike, rusty will be able to tell you more i think.
oh and it wont pas an MOT with that plate either, and alot of places are hot on this now.
if your all legal, and got nothing to hide, just save ya self grief and get a decent sized plate, it works out in the long run