Triumph Not For Road Use Stamp Removal

When you fit them on your bike you can't see the markings unless you're upside down in a ditch ....
...... I wouldn't worry about it mate

 

Agree with littleade with regards to mot
I've had bikes in the past with end cans on and have been given an advisory but still passed mot

I have cocktail shakers on my speedmaster and even these aren't very loud
Not really loud anyway

 

Ahhhh now don't wrap it up ....... tell him how you really feel

 

That's cors ur foooking death graham and we nearly were even in the kitchen of the bunkhouse!!

 

Did Dilligaf have a bit to drink then ? Good lad !!!!!

 

Eh?what?eh?

 

What are they like compared to the standard tho', if standard are 2 out of 10 for noise?

 

My drinking at Bellingham was just me warming up for the Yorkshire pudding rally
1.5 bottles of JD?....pah!..easy

 

If you want loud HappyAl get yourself some cocktail shakers I promise you won't be disappointed
Loudest is bestest

 

Pardon?

 

As outlined above anyway - fit the original ones for MOT, fit Cocktail Shakers back once done.... Simples

 

Might be urban myth, but seem to remember reading somewhere that removing "Not for road use etc" is a no no on account you can be accused of perverting coarse of justice - potentially custodial sentance. Same principle applies to flip up number plates and the like.
Plod says it's VERY naughty, he doesn't like to be outwitted.

 

Apparently you can cover the "Not for road use" engraving with silver tape. The MOT tester is not allowed to remove it. This is what my local triumph dealer told me.

 

Loud pipes save lives we all know that the MOT is at the examiners discretion so it's opinion that the exhaust is not for road use (marketing ploy) also I don't think the engine even has to run to obtain an MOT my Triton straight through 2 into 1 with a "gary" end can and he didn't say a word!