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will you do me a favor and measure your Ossa Airtech fiberglass front number plate width and height and maybe take a pic of what the back side of it looks like? so I can see how it mounts to the fork tubes, how wide the fork tube are. I think I have to order one of the number plates for my Rickman, no other choice.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I'm on business travel and won't be home for about a month. I found another address for their website that shows other number plate options. They also have a contact number and should be able to answers question concerning the dimensions. The phone number for Airtech is 760-598-3366. The back of my number plate was unfinished and rougher than the front. I made my own mounting bracket out of 1 -1/2 inch wide thin aluminum. I cut the piece about a foot long and bent it around the forks. I bent the tips back out and used a big rubber o-ring like a rubber band. I know this is a bad description so I embedded the web address for a similar clamp from Speed and Sport. Their clamp is $14, but you could make your own for much less.
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http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/vintage/vintagenumberplates.htm#price
Sorry I couldn't be more help but this should keep you going for now.
thanks. enjoy your business travel and keep you camera ready for bike shots.
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