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Where can I put my registration on my bike? Someone was telling me about a hidden holder that goes on the frame or behind the plate....or something like that?!?! Tool bag?
I looked under the seat but it doesn't look like theres a good place to store it. Any ideas would be great. Thanks!
Where can I put my registration on my bike? Someone was telling me about a hidden holder that goes on the frame or behind the plate....or something like that?!?! Tool bag?
I looked under the seat but it doesn't look like theres a good place to store it. Any ideas would be great. Thanks!
well I carry a copy of mine, folded up in a plastic bag, along with a copy of my insurance so it doesnt get wet. Usually in my pocket. I usually have about 3 copies of my registration. One stays in my riding jacket I wear a lot, and the others one in my wallet and one loosely for like my pocket or sometimes I have a bag like a fork bag or something on the bike. And yes, I was pulled over last year and gave the cop the copy and it worked fine. No ticket! lol
a few comments:
a) make photocopies of the document (reg and insurrance), leave the originals at home and take the copies with you
b) I would suggest not putting those papers on the bike, but keep them on your person, if your bike gets stollen with those papers on it, they basically own the thing.
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