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In Australia for the first 12 months newly licensed riders are restricted to embarrassingly low-powered motorcycles (250cc) and must display a bright yellow L-plate at all times. So when the owners of extremely high-powered bikes (650-1000cc) returned to their vehicles to find a L-plate, they immediately felt the embarrassment of being a learner again. On removing the offending material they discovered a message implying they lacked the experience and nerve to take on the world's fastest street bike, the Suzuki Hayabusa. Agency: Leo Burnett Melbourne.
Credits:
Client: Suzuki
Agency: Leo Burnett Melbourne
Creative Director: Jason Williams
Country: Australia
Credits:
Client: Suzuki
Agency: Leo Burnett Melbourne
Creative Director: Jason Williams
Country: Australia
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