(where is the crying icon   )

here's the link for NECI http://www.babynamenetwork.com/baby_names/search.cfm

I can't remember where I got the last lot from.

I am going to go crawl away now  

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here's the link for NECI http://www.babynamenetwork.com/baby_names/search.cfm

I can't remember where I got the last lot from.

I am going to go crawl away now  

Oh just look at my english if you want to feel better!!  :mrgreen:

Quote from: diamond_ladyOh just look at my english if you want to feel better!!  :mrgreen:

 I think your English is excellent for a non-native speaker.  Just browse through here for a while and you'll see how many Americans don't fare as well.  

Hi all,
I like vanity plates on my bikes.
On my 1991 GS500E, my plate says CAB 27.
That's because a similar TAXI plate was previously on my last bike, a 1984 Yamaha RZ350 that I sold in 1993. I owned the RZ beginning in 1986, while I was still in college and working my way through school in Madison, Wisc., by driving a taxicab. It was Cab 27. My RZ was the Kenny Roberts yellow and black edition, and it looked great next to my real taxi, as you can see.
When I moved to PA after school, I had to swap my registration to PA and the TAXI plate was not available. So I received the CAB27 plate instead, which I use now. Here are some photos of my former RZ and my former taxi. OK, I was a little overboard, but I had fun.
Yours,
Todd

My old '82 Yamaha Vision had a model designation of XZ550, and for some reason I always think of a way to remember model designations, so I thought of it as seXZy550. Anyway, if you wanted to use those letters in your plate...

XZA55 or XZ500

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Quote from: diamond_ladyOh just look at my english if you want to feel better!!  :mrgreen:

 I think your English is excellent for a non-native speaker.  Just browse through here for a while and you'll see how many Americans don't fare as well.  

:kiss:  thanks!

By the way...I have a passion in 'naming things', I'm really sad because here in Italy vanity plates are not legal. (ahem....basically NOTHING is legal in this country...)
But if I could have a vanity plate I would definitely do my best...
I have a passion for words, phrases (I have two lettering tattoos); lately I've been busy founding a name for my GS: I couldn't decide, then I bought the new jacket for the bike and it has "diamond lady" written on the back...so I found the name!  :mrgreen:

Quote from: diamond_ladyahem....basically NOTHING is legal in this country...

Yeah...but I thought people just ignored that and did what they wanted to anyway.  :lol:

I love that TAXI bike!

Quote from: RoadstergalI love that TAXI bike!

Needs a meter and an "off duty" light.

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Quote from: diamond_ladyahem....basically NOTHING is legal in this country...

Yeah...but I thought people just ignored that and did what they wanted to anyway.  :lol:

That's what I do....as long as they don't put me into jail  :mrgreen:

Damn, I'm always a big fan of Yamaha's classic yellow and black design. That's a fine lookin' bike.

Resurrecting this to see if anyone has any other interesting vanity plate stories...I'm about to register my bike in PA and I've got a few ideas of my own though they're mostly just shortened indie band names.

Also, anyone have any tips for finding if a tag's been taken or not?  Or choosing an unlikely tag?  I was already thinking about possibly writing the letters in reverse.