modified exhaust pipe laws

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For on-street motorcycles, exhaust systems produced in or after model year 1983 may not exceed noise levels of 83 decibels (dB), and models produced in or after model year 1986 may not exceed noise levels of 80 dB. Mopeds produced in or after 1983 may not exceed noise levels of 80 dB, and off-road motorcycles with engine displacements greater than 80 cubic centimeters may not exceed noise levels of 82 dB.

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Well after the cops get done screwing with the idiots on the Harleys ill start to worry,Till then Im not worried! :woohoo:

it says nothing about 83 and older 30 years old = classic.

It says exhaust systems,it doesn't say anything about when the bike was built

somebody is sleeping must have inhaled too much co2 today.

Read it again B)It says motorcycle exhaust systems manufactured ,not motorcycles

oh, wait you are right it says the exhaust system produced before 1983.

Whew! -- So OMR is okay.



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Good Fortune!

actually curious about where to find another exhaust pipe. mine got ruined and is no more. I think it was the bassani, might have been a kerker just the back end. a custom bent 2.5 inch with a baffle. I would hate to buy another entire header and pipe.

I think a exhaust shop would bend you a pipe if you only needed the rear piece.

I have had some bent for me.

There was a post on here where a rider used a oil filter by cutting the two ends off and a piece of tubing to space the two ends together. It was a good job.

I have considered a walker tractor muffler, just not sure how heavy it would be.

A couple of cheap options to salvage the mufflers. Tractor muffler???
The tractor muffler guy then came up with this solution to address a back pressure issue. Neat trick for Mac headers