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Originally Posted by Amplimator
Im sorry thats ********. If the owner had accidently half polished out a 'not for road use' then id agree totally. But a half polished out e-mark? In what way would that be perverting the course of justice? The can was legal anyways.
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Before you type ******** you might want to check around !! See
HERE for advice on the subject by MAG. Now, whatever you think of them as an organisation they tend to pretty good with facts !
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Originally Posted by Amplimator
I always thought that 'not for road use' cans didnt come with baffles/DB killers and road use cans did (remove baffles at your own risk on legal cans tho)
Is this not the case?
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I had a pair of Micron race cans that were stamped not for road use on the end but had baffles in them - even with baffles they were still above the legal limit but the baffles brought them within
most track noise limits - or so I was told !!
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Originally Posted by Amplimator
I agree with this totally. But Lozzo's point still stands. Legal or not if they are in a bad mood an wanna nick ya for summit they will. Its your word against theirs. Right or wrong.
They didnt like the guys on their bikes so they wanted to do 'em.
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And by having illegal bits of kit it only makes things easier for them.
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And due to no proof of speeding (else they would have issued a ticket), and the undertaking (not breaking the law unless dangerous) they started nit-picking.
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I have been told by police officers several times that the only time it's legal to undertake if you're riding in the inside lane & the traffic is moving more quickly than that in the outside lane (within the speed limit of course) - any other manoeuvre can be construed as Dangerous Driving
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Face it they were bored and had nothing better to do.
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Quite probably but people still make it easier for them. Now, I've been guilty of all of these at one time or another - my only point is that if you choose to break or fracture the law be prepared to take the consequences !