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Hi i own a 1994 kdx200. I would like to take the front light off and replace it with a normal front number plate. I cannot seem to find a plate that fits my model of bike. Does anyone know a model that fits well with a 94 kdx. Has anyone tried this in the past or have any tips? Thanks

One option is to get 1990 KX250 / KX500 triple clamps and front numberplate. You might be able to get the 90 - 95 plate to fit somehow on the stock clamps, not sure.

Welcome to the forums.

UFO plastics make front number plates ....check out their website for details & pics .

If you want one that will bolt directly on (don't we all), then there is not one. If you want to cut off this and make a little bracket here and use some zip ties there, then get whatever you want.

Jason wrote:If you want one that will bolt directly on (don't we all), then there is not one. If you want to cut off this and make a little bracket here and use some zip ties there, then get whatever you want.

Did this with a 2000s ktm plate and it looks great

Do you guys think i should just go with a regular white colored one ? Im not sure the green would match the shade of the kdx?

depends on where you get it. Are you going to put a number on it?? If so, white would be better.

No i will not have a number on it. I just dont really like the look of the light as much.

Here's UFO rm250 number plate that i put on my 92 KDX200. I customized some angle aluminum on the bottom with two holes in it for the bottom of the plate to sit in, and used an L bracket on top to connect the top of it. There was a loop to go around the brake line, but it didn't make sense for me so I cut it off.

Jason wrote:One option is to get 1990 KX250 / KX500 triple clamps and front numberplate. You might be able to get the 90 - 95 plate to fit somehow on the stock clamps, not sure.

If I remember right, the top bolt for that era plate lines up perfectly with the kdx bolt hole. The lower bolt holes do not, but a couple zip ties around where the number-plate leg covers are (which was common practice on those type of number plates anyways) keeps things secure down there.