Anyone ever been pulled over in Maryland for Ape handlebars?

If so what height were they?

 

Sorry ... don't know about Maryland ... in Nevada, the law is that your hands (apes) can't be higher than your shoulders when sitting on the bike ... However, I've seen plenty ... so it may not be enforced strictly ...

 

In Maine its so many inches above the seat, which all the cops bikes violate anyway.

 

This rule of thumb seems to be farly standard across the country based on past postings on this subject.

Also seems to be more of an afterthought once you are pulled over for speeding or something else i.e: give the cops attitude and they will start looking for things wrong.

 

Man I don't know about being pulled over for APES, but I've got a buddy who should be JAILED for some of the BEASTS he puts on the back of his FATBOY!

 

I remember a traveling companion getting busted (in Nevada) for apes. It was a few yrs back now, but he did get a fine (can't remember how much it was), but it remember it was rediculous! (There is special way THEY measure it...it think it's just crap, but ... whatchgonnado?)
Just the chance ya take.

 

Oh man........you're killin me!!!!!!!

ROFLMAO

 

Not a lawyer, but believe that CA law says if above your shoulders, TICKET. Don't know why; I think 'apes' would help you from going thru the side window of some cager.

 

I'm not kiddin, we don't let him lead when he's got one on the back, You can't see his turn signals.... it's a safety issue ya know what I mean?

 

In NH the height limit is 15" above the seat for handle bars,do they enforce it ? I'm guessing not often,I see plenty alot higher than 15" above the seat