another nice red #plate

[LonesomeTriZ]

Hey bra most of them used a zip feature back in the days. Mainly so if they broke or needed to be changed out quickly then they can, the zip tie also lets it move around alittle to keep from breaking it.
This is what I would do, go to the hardware store and buy a very thin wall PVC tubing. Cut the tube in half or so that it fits around the shock around. Take a dremmel and cut notches in the pipe area so the zip ties wont slide around. Then mount the PVC on the forks and the number on top of that, then zip tie the plate on.

I think I can visualize what you are saying. I do not suppose you have a photograph or a diagram would you? I like the sound if it.

[Tyler 54]

Lonesome, I have a NUMER plate. I got it from Scott. Here is what he is talking about.

hope this helps

[LonesomeTriZ]

I see. That looks like a good idea. I take it that will help to prevent damage by giving the mounting surface some room to move, right? Did those pieces come with the plate originally? Or were they home made?

[Tyler 54]

nope, thats all Maier. Came brand new in the bag from Scott. I can get some close ups, and measure meants if you'd like? Should be very easy to duplicate!!

[LonesomeTriZ]

Photographs and meassurements would be a big help, thanks. is that plate specificly for a trike?