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Soren
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Motorcycle Equipment Requirements
      #335448 - 07/10/08 08:43 PM

State On-Highway Motorcycle Equipment Requirements

I did have another chart bookmarked that showed some other laws like headphone use and if reflectors are mandatory, but I cant find it right now.

Soren

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Soren
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Loc: Beaverton, OR
Re: Motorcycle Equipment Requirements [Re: Soren]
      #335455 - 07/10/08 09:14 PM

OK.. not the exact other charts I was looking for, but stil good to know stuff, especially for those inter-state travelers...
http://motorcycleinfo.calsci.com/PrintLaws.html

http://www.amadirectlink.com/legisltn/laws.asp

Soren

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redbike7
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Re: Motorcycle Equipment Requirements [Re: Soren]
      #335536 - 07/11/08 07:46 AM

Really good info to have-especially the states that require you to have 'one ear'. Finally a requirement I passed! And at my age!

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oneijack
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Loc: East Hampton,CT
Re: Motorcycle Equipment Requirements [Re: redbike7]
      #335740 - 07/11/08 11:21 PM

Interesting that some States dont require eye protection.

And sombody needs to tell these guys http://motorcycleinfo.calsci.com/PrintLaws.html

Canada IS NOT A STATE..If it dont offend our friends up north, it should.

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Dupre97
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Re: Motorcycle Equipment Requirements [Re: oneijack]
      #335925 - 07/13/08 03:18 AM

Thanks for the charts Soren. I remember seeing a similar chart either in Easy Rider or Big V-Twin. These things can come in pretty handy when laying out a nice long route.

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Re: Motorcycle Equipment Requirements [Re: Dupre97]
      #336484 - 07/15/08 09:42 AM

I live in FL and I guess every biker I know here is in violation of the muffler requirements. Good thing it's not enforced.

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Milio
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Re: Motorcycle Equipment Requirements [Re: RamSound]
      #337723 - 07/20/08 07:40 PM

Quote:

I live in FL and I guess every biker I know here is in violation of the muffler requirements. Good thing it's not enforced.




Talk to any officer and he'll tell you he can pull over just about anybody on the road and cite them for a few things. Just because they aren't actively enforcing it doesn't mean they won't use it to pile on citations if they pull you over. It's all up to the officer's discretion.


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whitzoo
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Re: Motorcycle Equipment Requirements [Re: Soren]
      #342810 - 08/09/08 05:25 PM

Sometimes you need to watch out for City/County Ordinances that are toughter than the state law. Example: In Denver all pipes must have the EPA stamp on them-which may make all aftermarket pipes illegal, regardless of the decibel level.

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