FL - Highway Patrol using old law to catch sportbike speeder

Well if you just register as General Business no, but if you register as a fictitious business you can search for it here, for the state of FL

http://businessrec.dos.state.fl.us/search.html

How in the world is FHP going to get your plate #? They will need to get within a few car lengths of your bike to read your plate.
Maybe they have high power zooming cameras I'm not aware of.

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Originally Posted by maxima lover

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Originally Posted by Lucky225

Just register the motorcycle like I register my cars -- to a business name with a general delivery address.

i.e.

Registered Owner: Lucky225
Address: GENERAL DELIVERY, MIAMI, FL 33101-9999

What are they going to do, 1) the business is not a person, and if it's a fictitious business name ($40 at city hall) and not an actual business that deals with the public and is used only for registration purposes, good luck finding out who owns the business. And with a General Delivery address what are they gonna do, wait at the post office until you go to check the mail? lawl

Well there are a few problems with that. Like insurance for one. Also, they will just run your name and it will show your address.

Try living on a boat. Your mail goes to a PO Box you will probably only check once a week and your residence required on your license is the street name of the marina. If they get crafty enought to check your name with the marina office they will may get your Pier and slip number but then discover how complicated it is finding the dock numbers on a marina with 600 boats and really bad signage. You should see how hard it is for people I want to find me to find me much less the ones I don't. And you don't have to pay property taxes. Plus the marina is full of bikes with bike covers and no assigned parking. I think it would take your average LEO a fulll day to uncover every bike and check it's tags.