Since most of you know that I'm a speed freak of the sportbike persuasion, I thought I'd post this little link for those few brothers in speed of mine out there.  Yes, James Bond has come to sportbikes, and all is happy =D

http://www.mannsmotorsports.com/fastags/

Guess what just went on my Christmas list.  And since I got the new helmet last year from her, I think it's a good bet I'll get this from my woman too.  =D

At least I had a manhood to retract, and it was used.  (picking two rolls on a fat chick doesn't count, sorry, you are out of luck).

neat idea, but you better put a lawyer on retainer and start saving up for all those tickets now. just having that on your bike would get you seriously harassed down here, most of the old runners (and still some today) use all blacked out bikes. my average tickets were around $300 when i had the f2 (& three suspensions). i'd add on another couple hundred per with that little toy on your bike.
i had a cop in vegas get me with a "waste of natural resources" ticket back in 92. i was flyin on the highway one night and didn't see the cop when i flew by him, by the time he caught up with me i was stuck in traffic. i was goin around 120 when i passed him, but he wouldnt show me his radar (if you ask they'll show you) so i knew he was only guessing. so this cop was pissed, he knew he caught me going well over the speed limit but couldnt prove it. that was my lightest ticket ever -$45 waste of natural resources-. he said passing him that fast used up uneeded gas. i could've fought it and probably won....but in my mind i already did.
i haven't even been pulled over in 6 years (since i sold my bikes), and the car i drive is known for drawing cops, but nothing makes a cop turn his head like a sport bike. even more, a sport bike that looks like a runner.

Cutter, how would a cop know it was on my bike, as long as I'm not pulled over?

Around here, the cops almost never bother to chase a sportbike, because they know the only chance they have is a large traffic jam.  I haven't had a ticket since 1994 or so, and I regularly see 140mph on my bike.  I have gotten lucky down in Ohio a few times, after the races they put up some roadblocks to catch us, but I was in the middle of the pack both times, so they only got one buddy of mine.  The state cops on motorcycles here usually just wave to us as we go by.  No way even they can catch up to us when they are at a dead stop and we are already going 100mph.  By the time they are doing 100, we are doing 150 and are out of visual range.

Back in college we all had the toggles on our bikes to black them out (shut off all lights, including brakes).   But those are only needed out in the country (and desert).  Around any of the cities, you just drop your head, open the throttle and take the first few turns after you lose sight of pursuit (which is usually right away).

This plate hider just means that they wont come knocking on your door later, in case they saw your plate.

99% of cops couldn't tell a yellow Daytona from a yellow CBR or GSXR.  Especially when they just buzzed by at 100MPH.  And here, without a plate number, they can't do dick.

Plus I also ride a GSXR, and it's faster than the Daytona.

I've only actually run from the cops 4 or 5 times my whole life.  Like I said, they usually just wave to us.  Face it, once they can tell you know what you are doing, they really don't want to be embarrassed (or get anyone killed trying to catch up in an almost hopeless cause).

Oh, and I've gone down a few times.  Anyone that rides as much as me and my buddies do has gone down.  I've never had a scratch, but I wear all the right gear too, I'm not a fool.  There's a difference between going fast and being reckless.  I just go fast.  I'm not one of those guys that passes between cars on one wheel.