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The old M7 trick of riding directly on the line between the left lane and the breakdown lane doesn't seem to work anymore

Anyone have any other techniques, or are we back to paying the same as cars again?

Just mark down your bike rego onto your E-tag doofus!

Doofus yourself
The bike rego is on the etag - has been for ages. But we used to be able to avoid the M7 toll by riding on the white line. This thread is about how that seems to have changed and is now picking up bikes riding on the line and charging us (via the etag).
I thought it changed a while back, but was able to confirm it the other day - just posting it up for anyone who wasn't aware (i.e, those who don't use it all the time), and to see if there were any other known tricks.

flip ya plate baby!!

I've seen a couple of people ride RIGHT NEXT TO the concrete barrier on the left hand side! Never tried it myself, but as late as last week people are still doing it.

nah that doesnt work either anymore. I have almost scraped my bar ends on the concrete barrier and still been detected.

I dont think you can aviod the m7.

As far as i knew riding on the white line only worked on the m4 but thats toll-less anyway.

Just wheel stand it as you go through so your plate cant been seen in the photo.

or install one of these

Cath wrote: Doofus yourself

Sorry Darl ... I didnt realise it wasnt an issue with the tag, and that you simply want to rip off the system I got it now

Also, I like that flippy number plate ... maybe GazGyver could do a run

put your foot over the plate!

love the plate flipper . mate of mine got pulled over a while back and the cop got him for the plate flipper $$$$ big fine . in all honesty its easyer to pat the toll i think lol

or powerwheelie through the toll LOL

i always got away with the scrape ya barend along the barrier trick, but havent road ridden for a while...

Wattie wrote:i always got away with the scrape ya barend along the barrier trick, but havent road ridden for a while...

I've also followed someone who reached back and flipped their rego label holder over their plate..........

that was the Z, it was easier to reach

Glen wrote:

Wattie wrote:i always got away with the scrape ya barend along the barrier trick, but havent road ridden for a while...

I've also followed someone who reached back and flipped their rego label holder over their plate..........

Usually what I do

Up here ont he gateway bridge in bris vegas ive noticed that 1 out of 9 trips my bike has been charged traveling through the tolls, i guess the camera cant see the plate with a fender elim