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Black & White number plate - where from ?

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Does anyone know where I can get a stick-on B&W number plate for my (1967) Sherpa.

I've found a few places that do rectangular ones, but non that do those old 60's style B&W ones that will stick to the rear mudguard.

I dont really want to mount a flat plate, Id rather stick one on so it bends round the rear mudguard without sticking out.

I would suggest you design them by yourself and let them print by a print shop on sticker material that is used to wrap car bodies.
That foil can be heated up and streched to the needs of the surface geometry.

The standard foil can -as woody- mentioned be a problem when mounted on rounded surfaces.

I made myself register sticker plates to my bike and these where printed on car body foil which was easy to apply
if you follow the instruction using soapy water, a hot air gun and a squeegee.

 

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Ah, that eBay sticker should do the trick, thanks. 

I've ordered two in case I mess up the first one.  I reckon with a hairdryer I might be able to get it to curve in two directions.  If not its cheap and I will resort to your idea, Pschrauber.

 

 

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