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  • vickks
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    Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
    Utsav's plates isnt the real HSRP. And they are not selling HSRP anymore.



    All the said HSRP on road isnt the real HSRP. The real HSRP comes with a laser stamped unique serial no. like that seen below the IND
    Last edited by vickks; 01-24-2012, 02:09 AM.

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  • vickks
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    Originally posted by Ri$hi View Post
    So from where can I get the numbers embossed?
    Am pretty sure it can be done everywhere. Have you visited any shop making the no. plates? Ask them for it. Else you'll get it in Bangalore! But, all the plates I saw are bigger than the stock plates, so doesn't suit many bikes!

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  • prateek2210
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    Originally posted by hondarider View Post
    Can anyone tell me where i can get this plate in Delhi????
    It has been already discussed in the last pages High Security Registration Anti Theft Smart Car Number Plates manufacturer India

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  • Ri$hi
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    Originally posted by vickks View Post
    it will be hard I think coz u need to cast the letters and then stamp it with equal protrusions!
    So from where can I get the numbers embossed?

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  • hondarider
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    Originally posted by anthonydcruz View Post
    This is the so called 'IND' name plates it's actually embossed and street legal.

    Can anyone tell me where i can get this plate in Delhi????

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  • vickks
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    Originally posted by Ri$hi View Post
    Will the lathe guy be able to emboss the number on a metal sheet?
    it will be hard I think coz u need to cast the letters and then stamp it with equal protrusions!

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  • Ri$hi
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    Originally posted by vickks View Post
    ya, there area many types of embrossed number plates available. You can even get it embrossed in the font of ur choice. Its quite prevalent in my place!
    you can't get it done on a OE plate coz its too hard and embrossing is done on an aluminium plate.
    Will the lathe guy be able to emboss the number on a metal sheet?

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  • vickks
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    Originally posted by Ri$hi View Post
    I have seen few bikes with embossed number plates, I am not talking about the IND number plates, just an ordinary number plate with the numbers on a raised portion. How do we go about doing this? Can we get the numbers embossed on the OE number plate or do we have to cut a metal sheet and get the number embossed?
    ya, there area many types of embrossed number plates available. You can even get it embrossed in the font of ur choice. Its quite prevalent in my place!
    you can't get it done on a OE plate coz its too hard and embrossing is done on an aluminium plate.

    Meghalaya has made it compulsory for all vehicles to have the genuine HS plates. I can see alpha numeric number laser stamped below the IND letters. Its done only at the respective RTOs' and you need to have it done during the registration process itself. Any other HS plate made elsewhere doesn't have the laser stamped number.

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  • Ri$hi
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    I have seen few bikes with embossed number plates, I am not talking about the IND number plates, just an ordinary number plate with the numbers on a raised portion. How do we go about doing this? Can we get the numbers embossed on the OE number plate or do we have to cut a metal sheet and get the number embossed?

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  • julianpaul
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    I got this set of reverse threaded drill bits from amazon, which are meant to extract screws which have the heads stripped and no screwdriver slots in properly. They fit into any drill which needs to be run in the reverse (ccw) direction. The bits tap into the screw and then start to unscrew it when it catches.

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  • prateek2210
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    I have this number plate from Utsav, the bolts are such that after screwing them the head (where we get the plier attached) can be broken. That means to change the number plate the other person has to change the whole welded part. Its also a negative thing as if by any chance the plate is broken , we have to change all the welded part

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  • rharish90
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    Originally posted by Ri$hi View Post
    I don't think there will be a need to remove it
    Bro when someone steals your bike, usually the number plate is changed to something fake first. He might not have the papers for that number. But still a different number is better than a same number in the eyes of you and the cops.

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  • Ri$hi
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    Originally posted by rharish90 View Post
    AFAIK, it is something like, it cannot be removed without breaking the holder. So if its broken, you are unlikely to find a replacement easily.
    I don't think there will be a need to remove it

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  • rharish90
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    Originally posted by Ri$hi View Post
    I read it in a newspaper that the IND no plate comes with a security lock which is tamper proof but haven't seen any of them on any bike, they just use the normal screw. Is it mandatory to use the security lock? Sorry if this is already been posted by someone else, didn't had patience to go through the entire thread.
    AFAIK, it is something like, it cannot be removed without breaking the holder. So if its broken, you are unlikely to find a replacement easily.

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  • Ri$hi
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    I read it in a newspaper that the IND no plate comes with a security lock which is tamper proof but haven't seen any of them on any bike, they just use the normal screw. Is it mandatory to use the security lock? Sorry if this is already been posted by someone else, didn't had patience to go through the entire thread.

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