10-08-2009, 02:30 PM
I forgot the ONE side. It is on the other side. Even has the INVASIVE SPECIES sticker from Idaho.
The law stated when I first licensed my tube/toon for a motor, that it was a BOAT.
That means it requires the 3" or 4" (can't remember now) Numbers and letters plus state sticker and year on the side in visible sight.
That means both sides.....whoops on me[laugh]
The law enforcement on this is a little slack, I think due to the fact there has been no set rules put out to them.
Anyway, good catch. I panicked a little when I cam in cause I thought it fell off.
I use a piece of LEXAN and I painted the back side with red paint so you can see the white letters and numbers. Hard to see them on a YELLOW boat.
I also use nylon strap and quick clips. Really easy to put on and take off. Plus the plates fit perfect in my bags.
I don't leave them on in travel as they can fly off and have before.
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The law stated when I first licensed my tube/toon for a motor, that it was a BOAT.
That means it requires the 3" or 4" (can't remember now) Numbers and letters plus state sticker and year on the side in visible sight.
That means both sides.....whoops on me[laugh]
The law enforcement on this is a little slack, I think due to the fact there has been no set rules put out to them.
Anyway, good catch. I panicked a little when I cam in cause I thought it fell off.
I use a piece of LEXAN and I painted the back side with red paint so you can see the white letters and numbers. Hard to see them on a YELLOW boat.
I also use nylon strap and quick clips. Really easy to put on and take off. Plus the plates fit perfect in my bags.
I don't leave them on in travel as they can fly off and have before.
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