Similar to Early American passenger car plates, these are used on motorcycles which are at least 20 years old.
This type started in the mid- to late- 1990s. With the general-reissue in 2000, the design was changed slightly to what is seen below.
As of April 1, 2014, “Classic Motorcycle” plates are issued in place of the E.A. Motorcycle type. Unlike the “Classic Vehicle” type for autos, these plates still feature a graphic.
2000
This was the initial design of these plates.
These plates are non-reflective.
Plates in this style did not reach numbering this high; this is likely a sample-type plate.
2006, on the updated base.
ca. 2008 with Avery reflective sheeting for the background.