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Rhineland-Palatinate 2014-01-11 00:30:22 | #2
Человек (2009-07-13 14:51:25)JOtter
Don't you get a third plate in Switzerland to use it for things like a bicycle carrier? It would be quite some work if you've placed your LP on the car with screws/rivets.
Don't you get a third plate in Switzerland to use it for things like a bicycle carrier? It would be quite some work if you've placed your LP on the car with screws/rivets.
Yes, I'm asking myself the same question since this spot of mine: http://platesmania.com/ch/nomer3873
I wouldn't want to do it everytime I drive with a bike rack...
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They had to be lazy and forget it on.
Rhineland-Palatinate 2014-01-11 00:59:39 | #4
Noman´s photos (ничьи фото) (2008-04-01 05:04:50)antenn
Who bikes in Switzerland in winter? They had to be lazy and forget it on.
Who bikes in Switzerland in winter? They had to be lazy and forget it on.
I never biked in snow... yet I experienced frozen puddles this winter, that's quite a lot of fun
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shamil 2014-01-11 01:21:34 | #7
Человек (2009-07-13 14:51:25)JOtter
Don't you get a third plate in Switzerland to use it for things like a bicycle carrier? It would be quite some work if you've placed your LP on the car with screws/rivets.
Don't you get a third plate in Switzerland to use it for things like a bicycle carrier? It would be quite some work if you've placed your LP on the car with screws/rivets.
One not authorised to make holes in the plate. So almost all plate-holders allows you to easily take the plate off.
Another thing to know - plates are delivered by state. First time fee - around 100 CHF. A new pair of plates cost 300-500 CHF. You can not go to a shop and make a duplicate like in some EU countries.
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JOtter 2014-01-11 02:28:10 | #9
+$@R*GE (2011-01-07 20:29:38)shamil
One not authorised to make holes in the plate. So almost all plate-holders allows you to easily take the plate off.Another thing to know - plates are delivered by state. First time fee - around 100 CHF. A new pair of plates cost 300-500 CHF. You can not go to a shop and make a duplicate like in some EU countries.
One not authorised to make holes in the plate. So almost all plate-holders allows you to easily take the plate off.Another thing to know - plates are delivered by state. First time fee - around 100 CHF. A new pair of plates cost 300-500 CHF. You can not go to a shop and make a duplicate like in some EU countries.
Do Swiss plates get stolen a lot then? In The Netherlands you will get a duplicatecode above the first bar, which will get higher everytime you lose your plates, or when they get stolen. You have to pay 25,- for this, so that's not much, but stolen plates could get you into a lot of trouble.
And a lot of plates here are screwed (Sometimes with rivets) like this:
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