Printed motorbike number plates have the registration printed in deep black Charles Wright characters, set over two lines, onto a 9" × 7" (approx. 230mm × 178mm) reflective yellow BS AU 145e plate, the size we make for motorcycles, quad bikes and scooters. It is the flat, standard bike plate, sold as a single plate: a motorcycle carries a rear plate only, while a road-registered quad needs a front plate as well. Made in County Durham by a DVLA-registered number plate supplier. Order before 2pm on a working day with your documents approved and we make it the same day.
How it is made
The characters are printed at the size and spacing prescribed for motorcycle plates into the reflective face of a yellow plate that carries our supplier name, postcode and the BS AU 145e mark. The characters sit flat in the face of the plate, do not lose colour in the sun, and can be pressure washed. If you want raised characters on the same plate, see the 3D gel motorbike plate and the 4D motorbike plate. The car version is the printed plate.
Is it road legal?
Yes, when the finished plate meets BS AU 145e and the number plate regulations, which allow a smaller character size on motorcycles registered from September 2001. Every printed motorbike plate we make is built to them: Charles Wright characters, a single shade of non-reflective black, a reflective yellow background with no tint or pattern, and a registered supplier's mark. We do not make tinted, blank or non-standard-spaced plates. Our guide to 3D and 4D number plate legality explains what the standard measures if you are weighing a flat plate against a raised one.
Warranty
36 months against manufacturing defects, which covers the plate and the print. It does not cover damage from fitting, impact or chemicals.
What to order
In the plate builder choose Printed and the motorbike size; for a motorcycle set the front plate to none, for a road-registered quad order a front plate as well. Proof of registration is required first (valid documents); postage is under delivery options. Fit with a screw kit through the bracket holes or sticky pads on a flat bracket.
