My neighbors were riding in Cajon Pass (San Bernardino National Forest) yesterday. A ranger pulled them over and was going to test their sound levels. He couldn't do it however, because the wind was to strong. I am sure my 400's will never pass!! So what do we do when we get nailed??? Is this a federal thing, or a state thing?? I can see testing in the national forest, but out in the open desert, it seems rediculous. Anybody been tested at Ocotillo Wells, Stoddard or Johnson Vallerys, Pismo, Glamis, Dumont, etc.??? I think we will be OK at Rasor, because you never see a ranger out there.

Guess I'll have to ride the Ranchers in the mountains, and leave the 400's at home.

 

I think the answer is a remote kill switch. They can't test a bike that doesn't run. Is it a crime to have a POS bike that floods out all the time. I guess you can see who has more free time. I think noise control is appropriate to a point. The guys running wide open are the ones who got this whole check started. Now all of us have to meet stock noise levels.

Woodo

 

Oh no! My Supertrapp blew all the packing out the first week I had it. When I tried to remove the screws to take it apart they were/still are siezed and cant be removed.

" I dunno why it wont start ossifer but I bet if you and your noise box leave I can get it started"

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