Kentucky exhaust noise enforcement
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You will not have any issues getting through Kentucky but remember Georgia has a helmet law and they heavily enforce it.
Be safe! I-75 is really congested at times. I drove that route every two weeks for two years. Timing your ride to miss rush hour in Knoxville and Atlanta should be a priority.
Be safe! I-75 is really congested at times. I drove that route every two weeks for two years. Timing your ride to miss rush hour in Knoxville and Atlanta should be a priority.
I should miss rush hours in both cities with the planned timing. It has been years since I've been south of Cincinnati on I-75, but I have been all the way to both ends of that road more than once.
#12
Yes, they are the quietest performance pipes V&H offers. They are significantly louder than stock pipes, and the law in question references the stock sound volume. With the recent surge in noise concerns, and the revenue enhancement opportunities they represent, it is a legitimate concern.
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Lilman
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I have ridden from Tennessee to Ohio and back many times both on I-75 and the back way on Hwy 23 on the eastern border. I have Vance & Hines long shots and never had a problem with Kentucky law. Now Virginia that is different. Hwy 23 thru Scott County Virginia enforces every law strictly. They will fine 58 in a 55mph zone, ask me how I know. Also they cite you $90 bucks for aftermarket exhaust. I also got a warning citation for having green led lights under my gas tank. I have a neighbor who got cited for having tinted windows in his car. Stay out of Scott County Virginia!
#18
Just rode from Michigan to North Carolina Monday the 5th came home saturday the 10th (rode blue ridge parkway it was awesome) with me on my King w/monster ovals and my buddy on his street glide w/D&D fat cat no problems with LEO's in any of the states we hit. Have a good ride and don't worry enjoy your time.
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