PA motorcycle law I was not aware of
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PA motorcycle law I was not aware of
turn signals not required!! CHOP CHOP CHOP!!
Two mirrors ARE??
http://home.ama-cycle.org/amaccess/l...t.asp?state=pa
EDIT: Where can I find new covers for whatever is holding the fender on once I take them off?
Two mirrors ARE??
http://home.ama-cycle.org/amaccess/l...t.asp?state=pa
EDIT: Where can I find new covers for whatever is holding the fender on once I take them off?
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RE: PA motorcycle law I was not aware of
So you're willing to take the word of some website as to what's legal? It's a good data point, but you'd better do some research on the actual law. In many states, there's wording saying that if the vehicle was delivered with a given lighting configuration, that configuration cannot be changed. I ran afowl of it with a car in Massachusetts, but it would apply to a motocycle delivered with turn signals just as well.
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RE: PA motorcycle law I was not aware of
ORIGINAL: whaap
Why would you increase the risk of injury to yourself because it's not required by law? Don't you think turn signals help keep you safer on the road? If brakes weren't required would you take yours off?
Why would you increase the risk of injury to yourself because it's not required by law? Don't you think turn signals help keep you safer on the road? If brakes weren't required would you take yours off?
Caaaareful, I got myself in trouble for trying to write what I thought was a 'witty' post after happy hour.
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RE: PA motorcycle law I was not aware of
ORIGINAL: Arctic Badger
I don't see a problem removing the front signals if you are allowed by law. How could that make it more dangerous?
I don't see a problem removing the front signals if you are allowed by law. How could that make it more dangerous?