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Re: What the worst that can happen?
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well the first thing ppl do with a sv is bin the standard can for a race jobbie. |
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Can't seem to find any recent legislation, but a Thames Valley MAG newsletter says that if you can get away with it fine, but if the law offer you a "retraction notice" then take it and get a new pipe!
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You dont get points just for a small plate or exhaust....ANYWHERE;)
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My bike passed with a "not for road use" exhaust on it 11 months ago. It got one of them yellow advisory notices about being a bit noisy but that was it. Apparantly it's not the Mot guys job to police the can just his job to make sure the emmisions and noise lever are ok. I am going to need an mot in April so will take the last report with me and by any luck hope that the next guy shares his views.
I think the problem would be the insurance would be voided though so when the renewal comes through I will ask if it can be insured with this exhaust. |
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Re: Will I get nicked for a non-legal can?
Never been pulled myself, and mine makes a frickin' loud noise :thumbsup:
Filtered past about 3 cop cars today too :) |
Re: Will I get nicked for a non-legal can?
Just found this from an official site.
Will I get points on my licence for a naughty number plate? No. The maximum fine is £1,000. But the actual registration mark can be withdrawn by the DVLA as well, which then makes the bike illegal for road use. |
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