Motorcycle Exhaust Stickers

The Can Kit comes with instructions and the blank label and is sold for $20.
Check with your local shop to see if they have them.

Greg

"Zebee Johnstone" wrote in message

 > In aus.motorcycles on Fri, 26 Mar 2004 08:50:42 +1100

  > > Heard a rumour that someone (possibly Motorcycle Council) was selling
these
  > > for NSW people.
  > >
  > > Anyone know if this is....
  > >
  > > (A) True
 >
 > yes.
 >
  > >
  > > (B) Legal
  > >
 >
 > The stickers are blank, ain't no law against selling blank stickers.
 >
 > The MCC is *not* selling stickers. I believe someone is, and that
 > they are available from bike shops such as MCA.
 >
 > You are responsible for putting the correct info on any sticker
 > you attach to your pipe for the porpoises of Clause 19.
 >
 > Zebee
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Zebee Johnstone wrote:

 >In aus.motorcycles on Fri, 26 Mar 2004 08:50:42 +1100

  >> Heard a rumour that someone (possibly Motorcycle Council) was selling these
  >> for NSW people.
  >>
  >> Anyone know if this is....
  >>
  >> (A) True
 >
 >yes.
 >
  >>
  >> (B) Legal
  >>
 >
 >The stickers are blank, ain't no law against selling blank stickers.
 >
 >The MCC is *not* selling stickers. I believe someone is, and that
 >they are available from bike shops such as MCA.
 >
 >You are responsible for putting the correct info on any sticker
 >you attach to your pipe for the porpoises of Clause 19.

Reading about this bullshit new anti-bike bollox, what happens if I
bring my Tassie registered bike into NSW. AFAIK, that rule doesn't
apply here so do I get booked?

If the rule does apply here but isn't being enforced, what about a
state that isn't exhaust sticker fanatical, what if a bike is visiting
from there?

My assumption is that you have to comply to those laws before entering
the state? So from Tas, apart from reading here, how the hell are you
supposed to know this?

Cheers


Kevin Gleeson
Imagine It
West Hobart
Tasmania Australia
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"Kevin Gleeson" wrote in message

 > My assumption is that you have to comply to those laws before entering
 > the state? So from Tas, apart from reading here, how the hell are you
 > supposed to know this?

If the bike is legal in the State that it's registered in, you can ride it
legally anywhere in Oz.

Article 92 of the Constitution. Free intercourse between states.

Doug Cox.
Work to ride, Ride to work...
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Kevin Gleeson wrote in

 > Reading about this bullshit new anti-bike bollox, what happens if I
 > bring my Tassie registered bike into NSW. AFAIK, that rule doesn't
 > apply here so do I get booked?

AFAIK, the EPA and the ADRs are both Federal things, no?
Maybe you're already expected to comply, except maybe your
state's politicians aren't on it yet? Just a guess...


 > If the rule does apply here but isn't being enforced, what about a
 > state that isn't exhaust sticker fanatical, what if a bike is visiting
 > from there?

Tough titties, one would expect. Governments are like that,
regardless of whether their tax collectors have 'Police' or
'EPA' on their badges.


 > My assumption is that you have to comply to those laws before entering
 > the state? So from Tas, apart from reading here, how the hell are you
 > supposed to know this?

One of the first things they taught us in law school was "It is
a presumption of law that everyone knows the law.". While that
is appropriate and necessary from a general POV, it also lets
governments and their various tax collectors right-the-hell off
the hook when it comes to bothering to tell anyone about their
laws. They don't need to tell you, 'cos the law says that you
already know. Fuckers.

G
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Does that mean drunken and sober?

Aaron
ZX6R


"Doug Cox" wrote in message

.. Free intercourse between states.
 >
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Any idea of where I can get the noise test done properly so that I can put
the correct information on it?

--
James Mayfield
"Insert witty comment here."



"Zebee Johnstone" wrote in message

 > In aus.motorcycles on Fri, 26 Mar 2004 08:50:42 +1100

  > > Heard a rumour that someone (possibly Motorcycle Council) was selling
these
  > > for NSW people.
  > >
  > > Anyone know if this is....
  > >
  > > (A) True
 >
 > yes.
 >
  > >
  > > (B) Legal
  > >
 >
 > The stickers are blank, ain't no law against selling blank stickers.
 >
 > The MCC is *not* selling stickers. I believe someone is, and that
 > they are available from bike shops such as MCA.
 >
 > You are responsible for putting the correct info on any sticker
 > you attach to your pipe for the porpoises of Clause 19.
 >
 > Zebee
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In aus.motorcycles on Mon, 29 Mar 2004 08:57:36 +1000
James Mayfield wrote:
 > Any idea of where I can get the noise test done properly so that I can put
 > the correct information on it?
 >

I believe some Midas Exhaust places have noise testing kit.

Zebee


--
Zebee Johnstone (zebee@zip.com.au), proud holder of
aus.motorcycles Poser Permit #1.
"Motorcycles are like peanuts... who can stop at just one?"
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James Mayfield wrote:

 > Any idea of where I can get the noise test done properly so that I can put
 > the correct information on it?

Why don't you just make it up?

Nev..
'03 ZX12R
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'Cause if I can test it, and it comes in under the legal limit, then I'd
prefer to keep things above-board as much as possible.

--
James Mayfield
"Insert witty comment here."



"Nev.." wrote in message

 > James Mayfield wrote:
 >
  > > Any idea of where I can get the noise test done properly so that I can
put
  > > the correct information on it?
 >
 > Why don't you just make it up?
 >
 > Nev..
 > '03 ZX12R
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Thanks to everyone for the info.

MCA at Parra (and I assume elsewhere) have the "Can Kit" available for $20.

To do it all fully above board, you also need to pay for noise testing. (Am
going to ring around a few places later this week, and will get back to you
re locations and costs.)

And then you need to engrave or stamp the sticker.

I know plenty of places that do engraving, but would prefer to stamp it if I
can find anywhere that does it. Does anyone know of where I should look to
get it stamped?

--
James Mayfield
"Insert witty comment here."



"James Mayfield" wrote in message

 > Heard a rumour that someone (possibly Motorcycle Council) was selling
these
 > for NSW people.
 >
 > Anyone know if this is....
 >
 > (A) True
 >
 > (B) Legal
 >
 > And if the answer is yes to both, who, where, when, and how much?
 >
 > --
 > James Mayfield
 > "Insert witty comment here."
 >
 >
 >
 >
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"James Mayfield" wrote in message

 > Thanks to everyone for the info.
 >
 > MCA at Parra (and I assume elsewhere) have the "Can Kit" available for
$20.
 >
 > To do it all fully above board, you also need to pay for noise testing.
(Am
 > going to ring around a few places later this week, and will get back to
you
 > re locations and costs.)
 >
 > And then you need to engrave or stamp the sticker.
 >
 > I know plenty of places that do engraving, but would prefer to stamp it if
I
 > can find anywhere that does it. Does anyone know of where I should look to
 > get it stamped?
 >
 > --
 > James Mayfield
 > "Insert witty comment here."
 >
 >
 >
Any engineering place will have a set of stamps which you hit with a hammer.
How sturdy is the sticker?

Conehead
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The sticker appears to be made of some sort of soft metal, with a sticky
backing. Sort of like a compliance plate stuck to a sticker.

--
James Mayfield
"Insert witty comment here."



"Conehead" wrote in message

 >


  > > Thanks to everyone for the info.
  > >
  > > MCA at Parra (and I assume elsewhere) have the "Can Kit" available for
 > $20.
  > >
  > > To do it all fully above board, you also need to pay for noise testing.
 > (Am
  > > going to ring around a few places later this week, and will get back to
 > you
  > > re locations and costs.)
  > >
  > > And then you need to engrave or stamp the sticker.
  > >
  > > I know plenty of places that do engraving, but would prefer to stamp it
if
 > I
  > > can find anywhere that does it. Does anyone know of where I should look
to
  > > get it stamped?
  > >
  > > --
  > > James Mayfield
  > > "Insert witty comment here."
  > >
  > >
  > >
 > Any engineering place will have a set of stamps which you hit with a
hammer.
 > How sturdy is the sticker?
 >
 > Conehead
 >
 >
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Also wanted to know, if I have 2 pipes, do I need 2 stickers? Couldn't get a
straight answer from anyone at the RTA today when I was there doing the
rego.

--
James Mayfield
"Insert witty comment here."



"James Mayfield" wrote in message

 > Heard a rumour that someone (possibly Motorcycle Council) was selling
these
 > for NSW people.
 >
 > Anyone know if this is....
 >
 > (A) True
 >
 > (B) Legal
 >
 > And if the answer is yes to both, who, where, when, and how much?
 >
 > --
 > James Mayfield
 > "Insert witty comment here."
 >
 >
 >
 >
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