Personalised laser etched 25mm ACU bikesport stainless steel ID disk

25mm x 1mm stainless steel motorcycle racing identification disk with permanently laser etched text compliant with ACU blue book regulation 14.3

Following customer requests, we've developed this 25mm stainless steel identification disk to comply exactly with the following regulation in the ACU standing regulations (page 263):

14.3 IDENTIFICATION DISCS While practising and racing, riders and passengers are required to wear an identification disc around the neck, attached by a material approved by the technical officer. Thin chains should be avoided. The disc must be permanently marked with the wearer’s full name and date of birth. Identification discs shall be of a durable material, circular in shape, between 20mm and 25mm in diameter and having rounded edges with no sharp or ragged projections.

Each set includes a 69cm aluminium neck chain which has been approved by the ACU. The chain can easily be cut down if it's too long and is slightly lighter than a stainless steel to reduce weight.

We've used 1mm thick 304 grade stainless steel for these tags so the edges can be radiused to avoid sharp edges as per the regulations.

As standard we use a clear Arial font as a default but you can use the 'FONTS' drop down box to choose an alternative. Please note that we would recomend using Arial to avoid issues with scrutineering.

Add text to the back of the tag for an additional £1.50 by selecting 'FRONT & REAR' from the 'FRONT ONLY OR FRONT & REAR' drop down box.

It's also possible to add team logos or other details to the reverse of the tag so if you need something special please email us at [email protected].

We also offer a dot peen marked version of this tag as well, please see the featured items below for this which uses a different method of marking.

The choice of marking method comes down to personal preference, both are totally permanent.

Simply add your First name in the 'First name' box, Surname in the 'Surname' box and date of birth in the 'Date of Birth' box.