I am going to order vanity white plates at around 3500 baht. Does anyone know if you can order "000" ?

I guess 007 would be good too

No rego numbers can start with "0", so you can't get "000" or "007" - just "7".

These aren't "vanity plates" like those for cars with a picture background, as the number goes with the bike when you sell it unlike those for cars where you own the number. Prices vary, but officially it only costs around 200 baht to order or change a bike rego number at the DLT; some numbers are popular, so there is often a waiting list.

Yep, i was quoted 2000baht at my Kawasaki Dealership for the number '1'

Cheap as chips

i was wondering why i never saw 007? Now i know! I will have to go back to the drawing board for a new number.

i was wondering why i never saw 007? Now i know! I will have to go back to the drawing board for a new number.

555

I will pay extra for '555' plate for my cbr500.

I like it.

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Guys if your buying a brand new model bike you can pick any number you like at no extra cost,I got the first crf in my Provence and picked number 7 no extra charge.

I will say though when i was gonna buy a klx they wanted 2500 bht to pick number and another 2000 bht to get the bike delivered to the shop I was ready to buy the klx that day but ,I just laughed at them they lost a sale and I held out till the crf was released

Guys if your buying a brand new model bike you can pick any number you like at no extra cost,I got the first crf in my Provence and picked number 7 no extra charge.

I will say though when i was gonna buy a klx they wanted 2500 bht to pick number and another 2000 bht to get the bike delivered to the shop I was ready to buy the klx that day but ,I just laughed at them they lost a sale and I held out till the crf was released

I am sure you are right. In my case since the bike is financed I am sure they will not let me do the registration myself.

I have decided on 777 .... It would have been nice if they had 4 digits then of course 1000

I will pay extra for '555' plate for my cbr500.

I like it.

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I would have thought "500" as its a 500.

I will pay extra for '555' plate for my cbr500.

I like it.

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I would have thought "500" as its a 500.

i usuallly put " BKK 666 " on all my bikes

Guys if your buying a brand new model bike you can pick any number you like at no extra cost,I got the first crf in my Provence and picked number 7 no extra charge.

I will say though when i was gonna buy a klx they wanted 2500 bht to pick number and another 2000 bht to get the bike delivered to the shop I was ready to buy the klx that day but ,I just laughed at them they lost a sale and I held out till the crf was released

I am sure you are right. In my case since the bike is financed I am sure they will not let me do the registration myself.

I have decided on 777 .... It would have been nice if they had 4 digits then of course 1000

The dealer did it all for me., I did nothing.

I will pay extra for '555' plate for my cbr500.

I like it.

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I would have thought "500" as its a 500.

It is a 470 cc actually.

But putting the cc amount to the plate does not mean anything and sounds little unreasonable for me.

As unreasonable as putting 590 k thb in your plate.

I like the phonetics of 555 in Thai language.

Especially after over taking bigger bikes and cars.

Hahaha.

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I will pay extra for '555' plate for my cbr500.

I like it.

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I would have thought "500" as its a 500.

It is a 470 cc actually.

But putting the cc amount to the plate does not mean anything and sounds little unreasonable for me.

As unreasonable as putting 590 k thb in your plate.

I like the phonetics of 555 in Thai language.

Especially after over taking bigger bikes and cars.

Hahaha.

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I was thinking 'ha ha ha' as well. The Thai's would have gotten the joke. They say my bike is very very lucky. Ducati 999 with 999 number plate

No rego numbers can start with "0", so you can't get "000" or "007" - just "7".

These aren't "vanity plates" like those for cars with a picture background, as the number goes with the bike when you sell it unlike those for cars where you own the number. Prices vary, but officially it only costs around 200 baht to order or change a bike rego number at the DLT; some numbers are popular, so there is often a waiting list.

Funnily enough, I saw a bike with 007 plate in Samui in October this year.

No rego numbers can start with "0", so you can't get "000" or "007" - just "7".

These aren't "vanity plates" like those for cars with a picture background, as the number goes with the bike when you sell it unlike those for cars where you own the number. Prices vary, but officially it only costs around 200 baht to order or change a bike rego number at the DLT; some numbers are popular, so there is often a waiting list.

Funnily enough, I saw a bike with 007 plate in Samui in October this year.

maybe it was a fake?

No rego numbers can start with "0", so you can't get "000" or "007" - just "7".

These aren't "vanity plates" like those for cars with a picture background, as the number goes with the bike when you sell it unlike those for cars where you own the number. Prices vary, but officially it only costs around 200 baht to order or change a bike rego number at the DLT; some numbers are popular, so there is often a waiting list.

Funnily enough, I saw a bike with 007 plate in Samui in October this year.

maybe it was a fake?

Well this being Thailand, never say never. :-)