legal limit

[Wes]

Anyone know what the legal db limit is for exhausts? Having a bit of a tidy up on the blade, sorted out a new screen,pegs, had the rear panels re sprayed, and ive just bought a powertec road legal can, all stamped up complete with spring clips so it fits direct onto my akra system , just a little on the erm .... loud side, any ideas? cheers wes.

[spudgun]

There is no db limit, it's at the testers discretion - unless it clearly states "not for road use"

[redken1]

May help Wes;

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1.../contents/made

[Wes]

Cheers, its got all the relevant markings stamped on the outlet end, so hopefully alls good

[Swanny]

1 pint

[Rally-64]

Castle Combe allow up to 103Db and Mallory 105Db, if you happen to be thinking of going on a track?
As to a road limit, stay on the quiet roads and the skies the limit! Lol

[Wes]

Castle Combe allow up to 103Db and Mallory 105Db, if you happen to be thinking of going on a track?
As to a road limit, stay on the quiet roads and the skies the limit! Lol

yes mate, ive got an road legal akra with baffle which passes ok at the coombe.

[wheelers]

dear old greg wouldnt pass noisy or non standard exhausts, but you could go elsewhere and not have a problem. discression, dont need those tacky stick on or rivet on bsau stickers that used to sell on ebay anymore.

[Wes]

dear old greg wouldnt pass noisy or non standard exhausts, but you could go elsewhere and not have a problem. discression, dont need those tacky stick on or rivet on bsau stickers that used to sell on ebay anymore.

Its a non standard as i have the system (akrapovic)and it passed ok at the last bikesafe day, as for the new one theres no chance ;D more interested in the road going legalities really

[silly_simon]

Wes, as I understand it as long as it has the bsau markings then there isn't much they can do except say "crikey thats a loud one " LOL