Hi everyone.. I'm a novice rider and I want to know if I can use the 8 inches numbers for my three digits # ? or do i have to use 6 inches ? I noticed some riders with three digit # used 8 inches. I'm confused.. any info would be helpful. Thanks,

-- Tony (MtXo2n2y@aol.com), July 07, 2000

Answers

so not cool ! u need 6 inch numbers ! ( i think ) lol

-- me (mxchik520@aol.com), July 07, 2000.

You need to use 6" numbers for a 3 digit number.. 8" numbers are for 2 digits.

-- Ron Sabin (Thefoursabins@aol.com), July 07, 2000.

NP-5 reads: All three digit numbers on motorcycles must be 6 inches tall. CA-9 Jerseys numbers: 8 inches tall. (The only exception is the 50 & 65cc class, plate and jersey numbers, 3 inches tall. (Can we all hear Andy's voice....READ THE RULE BOOK!) LOL.

-- Laurie R. (Laurie1213@aol.com), July 07, 2000.

And if you don't have the right ones you may get thrown out if there not right !! " warnings are being abolished !!! you might want to see the "DICK" on that one !!!!!!!!!!!!

-- BOB PICHE (MX31VET@AOL.COM), July 07, 2000.

Rule NP-6 Single or two digit numbers may be 6 OR 8 inches tall.

-- Laurie R. (Laurie1213@aol.com), July 07, 2000.

And what about seven inch numbers? Well when N-Style owner Rob Healy first came out with them he tried to tell Andy C that those were the numbers all three digit guys should be running, that the AMA loved them. Well Rob's not the one to give up and the more he tried to force Andy to approve the seven inch numbers the more dead set against them the NESC became. So they were never approved and N-Style made six inch numbers, basically for the NESC

-- Paul Buckley (buckley@ici.net), July 07, 2000.

I use the 7 inch numbers and never had a problem. Run them, if they fit on the number plates.

-- nick (nciks40@go.com), July 07, 2000.

7 inch numbers?! Poor Nick, he'll probably be burned at the stake if you know who find's out. : (

-- L. R. (Laurie1213@aol.com), July 07, 2000.

I used 7 inch. numbers and got away with it till i blocked the refs motorhome for 5 minutes while i moved some barrels so i could park when i turned around there was a tape measure on my numbers. real cool huh!

-- nick berube (racernick189@cs.com), July 08, 2000.