numberplate illumination

i seem to recall a place mentioned a while back where you could get a number
plate light on its own for a bike,

Got the TS125 up and running again, (3 days to totaly strip her down
(excluding the engine) grease/free off some of the suspension joints,
re-assemble, and re-wire it.. plus put 3/4 of the bike back together
properly

And i can't be arsed getting the proper rear light for the bike, it's got
one of those off roader type lights.. the little things that sit on the top
of the rear mudguard, but htis is only a tail/stop lamp, no number plate
illumination at all,
so i just need to get a decent looking seperate lamp, and i can put the
number plate back on,

then i just need a rear rack.. mainly to mount the indicators on, an
ignition barrel, a light switch assembly.. or somehow find just an indicator
lever and knob for my assembly, a flasher unit, and she's ready for an MOT,

i even got the low 2 stroke oil sender working again.. ground the plastic
away to expose the wires in the top, and soldered new ones to the stubs of
wire.. bit o hot melt glue stops them comming off again

Just need me soddin cbt again and i can get back out and practice for me
test.. then enjoy the pleasures of riding about with a nice pair o tits
pressing in me back... drool.. i can't wait

 

Ahh, good idea, i had wondered about that my self, but kinda dismissed the
idea, i have a few very high brightness white led's left, so i may make
something up..

only problem is they're so bright (12,000 mcd's)they come out with a slight
blue tinge when viewed straight on.. i have 3 in the bikes headlight for a
side/parking light now, have the same ones in the motorhomes headlights, and
got told at MOT time this year that he could fail me for them.. but i
pointed out they are infact white led's, and they show white on a wall, just
look blue-ish when you look at em, he let me off.. not sure if a motorbike
mot will be the same... which is a bummer, as i dont have the side light
holder for my bike.. hence the led's.. siliconed in the hole.

 

Hello,

My bike has not had a plate light since I fitted an undertray. To be honest
I didn't realise it was illegal for a long while. The MOT tester passed it
fine, he did though put a sticky back reflector on the back of the bike as
it didn't have one. So either the light is not part of thge MOT or more
likely it depends where you go...

Anyway in the mean time I have bought an LED and plan on fitting it soon.

Regards,
Steve