Six30

please ... if there is a god there will be ....please for the love of god .

David Bailey

He’s a cunt of the biggest order

Put him on ignore if he’s hurt you

What about Bollockhead

Nice … you Beasty bad boy .

I welcome another van boy

Gay

So fallsoff bike is not road legal then … you twat .

You get loads of likes , I get called a van wanker … mr fucking popular.

Busabeast

no, im going to bed , up early tomorrow

Hmmm

Sneaky wank over the two fats birds on gogglebox …then a bag of roasted peanuts .

Know what you mean...watched the first one , might have a go at the second, only cause its based on a true story

no not a gel plate just smaller 7x5 i think , never had a tester mention a smaller plate before

never had an advisory for exhaust , the bloke was just a jobs worth

Took the Suzuki for mot last week ...bastard mot jobs worth said i hope you brought another number plate with you... i cant pass that , incase the ministry do an surprise inspection while im testing it.... then he said i can get round your loud exhaust... hows that work then. so now got to go get a standard plate just to test it , wont go back to that tit though.

@boboneleg house now

not sure ..but i reckon anything raised etc is not legal .

how olds your bike... if its after 2001 you are under arrest sunshine Guidelines for the display of number plates for vehicles registered from March 21st 2001 are detailed under British Standard BS AU 145d. As per these guidelines number plates must be made of reflective material (not retroactively made reflective by treatment). Aluminium, which traditionally makes up pressed number plates, does not meet this standard. In 2021, this changed to BS AU145e, with a more robust material introduced. Another standard requires the material to be flexible, and must be able to spring back to its original shape if bent. Metal plates cannot do this. These two requirements means that pressed metal number plates are effectively illegal for any modern vehicle