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454697819 26-04-07 07:23 AM

Race Can Irony
 
After my post about shall i fit a race can or not, i decided to go ahead and rub the "not for road use" off the can as it would ease my conciance, fit it to see if it was that that could cure the flat spot...

so for the first time in 6 yrs of riding i fitted a race can.... within a week i have been fined £30 for having a no e marked can fitted..... :rolleyes:

aghhhh feck it....

they were pulling all the bikes over at shurburn to checked them all, i got fined, a tuono that goodness knows how he got of as it was fooking loud but had an "e mark" same with a harley that destroyed the peace as it ****ed off into the distance.... oh and as they were booking me a ducati came past dipping its clutch...

Any way whinge over, i broke the law iv been fined,.,,,,thats me taught

:-s

hovis 26-04-07 07:30 AM

Re: Race Can Irony
 
ebay do e marked stickers(i will look for link as i want one )

what size plate u got?

Mogs 26-04-07 07:34 AM

Re: Race Can Irony
 
Very unlucky. You could get one of the rivet on plates with the e mark stamped in it.

Alpinestarhero 26-04-07 07:38 AM

Re: Race Can Irony
 
Worrying; My can is road legal, but it has no e-mark on it (not that I can find anyway). It dosnt have, nor did it ever have, "not for road use" stamped anywhere - this bike has passed MOTs with the current aftermarket exhaust on. The guy i brought it off (a copper himself) said the police will always take it as an illegal can, not having the e-stamp, and MOT stations are more than likley to let it pass, as it dosnt say "not for road use"

Matt

hovis 26-04-07 07:39 AM

Re: Race Can Irony
 
found it ..... a bit spicey @ £6 thet were £3 b4 but cant find that one
although cheaper than £30:thumbsup:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/METALLIC-E-MAR...QQcmdZViewItem

dont know if its garented to work:-s

454697819 26-04-07 07:44 AM

Re: Race Can Irony
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hovis (Post 1171741)
found it ..... a bit spicey @ £6 thet were £3 b4 but cant find that one
although cheaper than £30:thumbsup:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/METALLIC-E-MAR...QQcmdZViewItem

dont know if its garented to work:-s


its not, the guy said to me it has to be a stamp on the can not a plate fitted afterwards.. they will still fine you this is why i didnt bother after all it woudl have cost me £33

Gazza77 26-04-07 08:02 AM

Re: Race Can Irony
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 454697819 (Post 1171721)
After my post about shall i fit a race can or not, i decided to go ahead and rub the "not for road use" off the can as it would ease my conciance, fit it to see if it was that that could cure the flat spot...

so for the first time in 6 yrs of riding i fitted a race can.... within a week i have been fined £30 for having a no e marked can fitted..... :rolleyes:

aghhhh feck it....

they were pulling all the bikes over at shurburn to checked them all, i got fined, a tuono that goodness knows how he got of as it was fooking loud but had an "e mark" same with a harley that destroyed the peace as it ****ed off into the distance.... oh and as they were booking me a ducati came past dipping its clutch...

Any way whinge over, i broke the law iv been fined,.,,,,thats me taught

:-s

I got pulled last year in Sherburn, got off though as my can has an e mark. Didn't have the baffles in though thus making it illegal, but they didn't seem to understand that and I wasn't about to point it out! :cool:

Warthog 26-04-07 08:46 AM

Re: Race Can Irony
 
sod's law! At least you take it like a man, and now statistically you can probably razz it around with a loud illegal can and not get done for a while :)

SoulKiss 26-04-07 08:52 AM

Re: Race Can Irony
 
Maybe it was a construction thing ???

Most race cans I have heard of are either,

Carbony,

Titaniumy,

or

Stainlessy

Would have thought an Iron can would have been a bit on the heavy side :)

Sorry to hear, but you knew the risks and took em, which is your right to do and in no ways a "told you so" thing. Besides I am sure that the enjoyment of the can is worth £30 :)

David

454697819 26-04-07 09:02 AM

Re: Race Can Irony
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SoulKiss (Post 1171841)
Maybe it was a construction thing ???

Most race cans I have heard of are either,

Carbony,

Titaniumy,

or

Stainlessy

Would have thought an Iron can would have been a bit on the heavy side :)

Sorry to hear, but you knew the risks and took em, which is your right to do and in no ways a "told you so" thing. Besides I am sure that the enjoyment of the can is worth £30 :)

David

I said that to kitten... "look i needed to know why it wasnt fuleling right, its ony cost me £30 to find out it was the reace can that fixes it where as a grage would have chraged me £70..."

went down like a lead baloon that... :D


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