Can a 1500SE be restricted
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This company does restrictor kits for the GL1200 (and loads of other bikes), but none listed for the 1500se, http://www.fiinternational.com
You could try mailing them and see if they can help though.
This company does restrictor kits for the GL1200 (and loads of other bikes), but none listed for the 1500se, http://www.fiinternational.com
You could try mailing them and see if they can help though.
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MisterEd wrote:
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It's to do with the 33hp restriction for riders that have just passed their riding test. It's big business in the UK and Ireland, supplying big bikes that are legally restricted. Once the probation period is over the bike can be un-restricted.
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You dont say what country you are in ,but if it is an EEC country then here is a bit of info that I am sure one of the GURUS can clarify ..I could be wrong on this one ,but it was a traffic cop who told me ,,,The 1500 does not need a restictor kit ,because of the power to weight ratio it keeps it below the regulations ,,,if it was a lighter bike with a 1500 engine it gives it more horse power ,,but because of the weight of the 1500 it reduces the bhp ,,I could be wrong ,but the guy seemed to know his stuff and the law ...cheers Ciaran:waving::waving:
You dont say what country you are in ,but if it is an EEC country then here is a bit of info that I am sure one of the GURUS can clarify ..I could be wrong on this one ,but it was a traffic cop who told me ,,,The 1500 does not need a restictor kit ,because of the power to weight ratio it keeps it below the regulations ,,,if it was a lighter bike with a 1500 engine it gives it more horse power ,,but because of the weight of the 1500 it reduces the bhp ,,I could be wrong ,but the guy seemed to know his stuff and the law ...cheers Ciaran:waving::waving:
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It sure is easier over here, buy the biggest, most powerful bike you can find, go to DMV pay your fee for a permit, take a simple multiple choice quiz and then hit the road to sink or swim. In Washington State you can only keep the permit 90 days but can renew if necessary, in California you can stay on a learner's permit your whole life. Basically in Washington the only restrictions are no night riding, no passenger. I kinda like the Darwin approach to learning to ride, at least for adults. Of course you can do the same thing with ultra light aircraft here too, buy one and learn to fly it Wright Brother style. Darwinian selection is a bit harsher on that one though, but it's perfectly legal as it ought to be. Men (meaning mankind) should be able to commit any folly that doesn't injure someone else.
It sure is easier over here, buy the biggest, most powerful bike you can find, go to DMV pay your fee for a permit, take a simple multiple choice quiz and then hit the road to sink or swim. In Washington State you can only keep the permit 90 days but can renew if necessary, in California you can stay on a learner's permit your whole life. Basically in Washington the only restrictions are no night riding, no passenger. I kinda like the Darwin approach to learning to ride, at least for adults. Of course you can do the same thing with ultra light aircraft here too, buy one and learn to fly it Wright Brother style. Darwinian selection is a bit harsher on that one though, but it's perfectly legal as it ought to be. Men (meaning mankind) should be able to commit any folly that doesn't injure someone else.
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Horsepower is a function of how far teh throttle is twisted open, how about a throttle block? Sounds a bit simplistic, but it works. dont know if the powers that be would accept that method?
Horsepower is a function of how far teh throttle is twisted open, how about a throttle block? Sounds a bit simplistic, but it works. dont know if the powers that be would accept that method?
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HeySteve ,ya know REDWING plays bingo on a mon night ,here is the link you were looking for ,,
http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums/view_topic.php?id=141&forum_id=1&highlight=ratio
Cheers Ciaran
HeySteve ,ya know REDWING plays bingo on a mon night ,here is the link you were looking for ,,
http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums/view_topic.php?id=141&forum_id=1&highlight=ratio
Cheers Ciaran
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My neighbour told me today about this restriction scenario. :crying:If you live within the E.U. all M/Cycle Provisional Licences issued after 17th Dec.. '99 are :stumped: restricted to 25kw :clapper:and continue to be restricted for a further two years after been successful in your m/cycle driving test.:whip: All Provisional m/cycle Licences issued before this date have no restrictions applied. :weightlifter:If the m/cycle can not be restricted, :stumped:and you are the holder of a restricted licence, by law you are not entitled to drive it. :whip: Thats what my neighbour says anyway. :skipping:
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My neighbour told me today about this restriction scenario. :crying:If you live within the E.U. all M/Cycle Provisional Licences issued after 17th Dec.. '99 are :stumped: restricted to 25kw :clapper:and continue to be restricted for a further two years after been successful in your m/cycle driving test.:whip: All Provisional m/cycle Licences issued before this date have no restrictions applied. :weightlifter:If the m/cycle can not be restricted, :stumped:and you are the holder of a restricted licence, by law you are not entitled to drive it. :whip: Thats what my neighbour says anyway. :skipping:
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But is that not for an A1 licence ,,I have been trying to dig up the info on it ,,but all I can find is that you have to have an A1 for 2 years before you can apply for an A licence ,,but if you are over 25 you can apply for an A licence without having the A1 first and I think there is also a difference in the KW ..I will try and find out and let you know ,,,
REDWING ,,,what happened to 2 little ducks 22, tonight ?
CIARAN
But is that not for an A1 licence ,,I have been trying to dig up the info on it ,,but all I can find is that you have to have an A1 for 2 years before you can apply for an A licence ,,but if you are over 25 you can apply for an A licence without having the A1 first and I think there is also a difference in the KW ..I will try and find out and let you know ,,,
REDWING ,,,what happened to 2 little ducks 22, tonight ?
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Just sussed the info ,,A1 is up to 11kw and A is up to 25kw for 2 years after passing your driving test,,,,And after the 2 years it is unlimited ,,,So more or less what REDWING said ,,,maybe we could make him a bingo guru ,,Ciaran:waving:
Just sussed the info ,,A1 is up to 11kw and A is up to 25kw for 2 years after passing your driving test,,,,And after the 2 years it is unlimited ,,,So more or less what REDWING said ,,,maybe we could make him a bingo guru ,,Ciaran:waving:
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I can tell you that there is more than a few guys that I know riding unrestrictedbig bikes (including Wings) on provisionals. I wonder how they get away with it? :?
I can tell you that there is more than a few guys that I know riding unrestrictedbig bikes (including Wings) on provisionals. I wonder how they get away with it? :?
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