motorcycles and emissions
#1
motorcycles and emissions
Call me a tree hugger, I don't care. I feel the need to help keep the air that we breathe as clean as possible for future generations (I have a one year old son). So here is the conundrum: I want a better performing and cooler running bike but don't really want to remove the catalytic converter. Is this possible, or should I just go in the corner and drink my soy latte?
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedi...,1076364.story
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedi...,1076364.story
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Last edited by Keithhu; 05-05-2011 at 03:42 PM.
#6
Ha Ha, keep the comments coming. Seriously though, I am sure that many states will follow California's emission control laws. I would be a little nervous if I was in the after market exhaust business.
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#8
you know, I am sick of hearing this bs. Stay away from my toy's, the average bike rider puts 5-7k on a bike. This crowd is going to ruin the only piece of nostalgia around. go find a corner and drink your latte or whatever. I guess you want all the roads swept up to so you don't get dirt blown in your face
#9
Glad I live in Texas.
#10
... or a Volt or Leaf ... seriously, I vote corner, too ....
... must be the hormones from the soy talkin' ....
... must be the hormones from the soy talkin' ....