Was wondering if anyone with a Hindle on their spyder has had it checked for its dba rating in the city of Oakville?Since their by law takes effect July 1st 2012 stating no motorcycle can be driven if it exceeds 96 dba at 2000rpm or 92dba measured at 50 centimeters at idle.Minimun fine $400.00 maximum $25,000 maximum for first offence
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Check the fine print on the Brp adds about the Hindle ; For off road use only, so you might have another problem if there checking mufflers. That said i don't think the Hindle is that loud as to attract any attention.
I guess that law is another example of;
Loud pipes lose rights.
MouthPiece
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Maximum $25,000.00 for first offense???? Holy Toledo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chris
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Well I guess We won't be able to make it to Canada on our spyders!!!! Does this apply to New Brunswick or Nova Scotia?? We were thinking about going that way next year and I have the Two brothers on mine.
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Gday All, they go on a blitz down here in OZ every now and then. The law is a funny thing and it actually doesnt say that you have to hit the throttle up to 2k all at once. The way round it is to wind it up slowly. The noise is usually only there when you stand on the throttle, not when you are toddling along - it is more of a nice note, some call it music to their ears. However if you are super loud not much is going to help you.
Gday All, they go on a blitz down here in OZ every now and then. The law is a funny thing and it actually doesnt say that you have to hit the throttle up to 2k all at once. The way round it is to wind it up slowly. The noise is usually only there when you stand on the throttle, not when you are toddling along - it is more of a nice note, some call it music to their ears. However if you are super loud not much is going to help you.
Noise by laws in Canada are no more restrictive than most States, Counties or Cities in the United States. If you have no problems with your muffler noise output where you currently drive then you will have the same results driving through any province in Canada.
