Text: Dave Pollard Date: November 2005

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Unusual in not requiring bumper holes, this had a plastic bracket to hold a conventional rectangular number plate and the two sensors. Adjustments include offset for plates that aren't central, and a variety of mounting positions to allow for different heights. It worked well on all the tests, particularlythe bike whichit 'found' at 0.8m. There's no visual display, butthe Halfordsprice includes installation - a definite plus.

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