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From a dealer, True or False?
- Thread starter chasity w
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gowrishanker v
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You actually had me going for a minute there. Most (not everything) I hear at the dealership is propaganda.
Some good humorous replies. BigIck, California was one of the states he mentioned. Dawg, I hadn't heard about Maine's new law, but maybe I should send some stock exhaust parts to a swapmeet up there. Teachu2, service people have more incentive. They get paid to create concern only they can remedy. Congratulations New Jersey! Frog13, wrong galaxy..........
pretty shiny things
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This doesn't talk about inspection but I bet it's coming ................
Los Angeles, CA - From the LA Times, Susan Carpenter http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/gree...cle-noise.html
Motorcyclists who swap their bikes' stock exhaust systems for so-called loud pipes may be more likely to get a traffic ticket under a California bill that passed the Senate on Monday. SB 435, also known as the Motorcycle Anti-Tampering Act, gives law enforcement officials the ability to cite noise pollution violations under the California Vehicle Code, reinforcing a 27-year-old federal regulation that is rarely enforced.
Under the proposed law, motorcyclists pulled over for other traffic violations could also be cited for illegally noisy exhaust pipes and fined $50 to $100 for a first violation -- a fix-it ticket that could be dismissed with a proof of correction. Subsequent offenses would result in fines of $100 to $250. The bill, which has also passed the Assembly, is headed for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to sign. It would apply to motorcycles and after-market parts from the 2013 model year forward.
Los Angeles, CA - From the LA Times, Susan Carpenter http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/gree...cle-noise.html
Motorcyclists who swap their bikes' stock exhaust systems for so-called loud pipes may be more likely to get a traffic ticket under a California bill that passed the Senate on Monday. SB 435, also known as the Motorcycle Anti-Tampering Act, gives law enforcement officials the ability to cite noise pollution violations under the California Vehicle Code, reinforcing a 27-year-old federal regulation that is rarely enforced.
Under the proposed law, motorcyclists pulled over for other traffic violations could also be cited for illegally noisy exhaust pipes and fined $50 to $100 for a first violation -- a fix-it ticket that could be dismissed with a proof of correction. Subsequent offenses would result in fines of $100 to $250. The bill, which has also passed the Assembly, is headed for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to sign. It would apply to motorcycles and after-market parts from the 2013 model year forward.
sexy asian
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I got one I'll let go for $4,800.00 Shipping included.
nojoconnections
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In this day and time, I'm not surprised at anything I may hear. Certainly never doubting the propensity of what may sound stupid to some, turning out to be reality.