Arizona bike regulations
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09 Feb 2011 07:21 #429625
by steell
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Bareknucklemc wrote:
In my post far above, I linked to the actual AZ State Code (State Law), and OMR in his post above actually quoted the relevant passage that covers handlebars.
I just don't know how you can get any more definitive than that.
To repeat the info posted above:
www.azleg.state.az.us/FormatDocument.asp...Title=28&DocType=ARS
Paragraph 28-964(C) as passed by the Arizona State Legislature
anybody have any idea if AZ has the shoulder height restriction on handle bars i cant find any definitive answer
In my post far above, I linked to the actual AZ State Code (State Law), and OMR in his post above actually quoted the relevant passage that covers handlebars.
I just don't know how you can get any more definitive than that.
To repeat the info posted above:
C. A person shall not operate a motorcycle, all-terrain vehicle or motor driven cycle equipped with handlebars that are positioned so that the hands of the operator are above the operator's shoulder height when the operator is sitting astride the seat and the operator's hands are on the handlebar grips.
www.azleg.state.az.us/FormatDocument.asp...Title=28&DocType=ARS
Paragraph 28-964(C) as passed by the Arizona State Legislature
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09 Feb 2011 10:22 #429646
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Bare Knuckle MC- let the blood of those who threaten this family fill the rivers of theirs and suffer their thirst.
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thanks buddy must have missed that part
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09 Feb 2011 17:23 #429706
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Bareknucklemc wrote:
That doesn't matter. The tiny stock brake can easily lock up the rear tire. Try it for yourself. Find a safe, traffic-free spot like a large empty parking lot, and try stopping quickly from 30 or 40 mph using just the front and then from the same speed using just the rear brake.
I'm changing out the master cylinder to meet the caliper requirements
That doesn't matter. The tiny stock brake can easily lock up the rear tire. Try it for yourself. Find a safe, traffic-free spot like a large empty parking lot, and try stopping quickly from 30 or 40 mph using just the front and then from the same speed using just the rear brake.
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2000 ZRX1100 not ridden enough
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13 Feb 2011 07:22 #430380
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Bare Knuckle MC- let the blood of those who threaten this family fill the rivers of theirs and suffer their thirst.
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the whole idea is not just to add more stopping force but to do something ive never seen done i mean how many kzs have you seen with a trans am caliper on them
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