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    Quote Originally Posted by Hailwood View Post
    There is a list of approved bikes. I rang Land Transport because I wanted to know if the Buell Blast was on the list..the guy I spoke to emailed the list to me...so it's out there people.....
    Well, post it up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sleemanj View Post
    Well, post it up.
    +1

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    +3 lol, i dont think my ZX6R is going to be on there though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nzvlogger View Post
    +3 lol, i dont think my ZX6R is going to be on there though.
    You'll be right bro, just put a different sticker on there...easy.
    Rest in peace Tony - you will be missed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Singing Chef View Post
    You'll be right bro, just put a different sticker on there...easy.
    Im thinking the average police wont know one model from another unless they are into bikes.all the enduro bkes will look the same to someone whoes not in the know.Idd say the two smokers will be targeted based on sound.

    will the bike have LAMS on the rego sticker or anything?Or a vin plate etc attached.A SV650 worked up to F3 spec will still be a SV but would be well over power weight ratio.Even a race pipe with the weight reduction on some bikes would change the ratio enough.

    If inspection required if its believed mods have made a bike not LAMS legal can you add weight to a bike to make the ratio correct.Eg bolt on 10kg weight to a TZR250.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mossy1200 View Post

    will the bike have LAMS on the rego sticker or anything?
    Yes it will have something to that effect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mossy1200 View Post
    Im thinking the average police wont know one model from another unless they are into bikes.all the enduro bkes will look the same to someone whoes not in the know.Idd say the two smokers will be targeted based on sound.

    will the bike have LAMS on the rego sticker or anything?Or a vin plate etc attached.A SV650 worked up to F3 spec will still be a SV but would be well over power weight ratio.Even a race pipe with the weight reduction on some bikes would change the ratio enough.

    If inspection required if its believed mods have made a bike not LAMS legal can you add weight to a bike to make the ratio correct.Eg bolt on 10kg weight to a TZR250.
    If you do the mods yourself, you can just slip on the old muffler for inspections sake. I doubt the police would do the inspection so no one would know it's changed.

    I think that they will go with the LAM sticker for the rego, just have to be sneaky I guess.
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    Dunno about all that - The bike cops doing the ACC 'safety checks' are also hard-core enthusiasts. They know their oats.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Singing Chef View Post
    If you do the mods yourself, you can just slip on the old muffler for inspections sake. I doubt the police would do the inspection so no one would know it's changed.

    I think that they will go with the LAM sticker for the rego, just have to be sneaky I guess.
    Yeah keep your original pipe.Dont chuck it.Engine mods they wont know whats been done and they couldnt dyno them as every dyno reads different and 2 many factors like airflow and temp etc.

    Im just wondering if you can weigh a bike down and get it certified with altered power to weight.
    I some countries they have detune kits that can be removed when you have full licence.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    Dunno about all that - The bike cops doing the ACC 'safety checks' are also hard-core enthusiasts. They know their oats.
    Yep but muffler and mods its hard to tell if said bike goes over power to weight ratio.On Wellington Motorcycles dyno some inline 4 250s might fail power to weight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mossy1200 View Post
    Yeah keep your original pipe.Dont chuck it.Engine mods they wont know whats been done and they couldnt dyno them as every dyno reads different and 2 many factors like airflow and temp etc.

    Im just wondering if you can weigh a bike down and get it certified with altered power to weight.
    I some countries they have detune kits that can be removed when you have full licence.
    Would the difference between a full tank and reserve make a difference or do you reckon the would be going off the wet weight?

    Maybe if you have decent underseat space, you could pack it with something? Though it would be a hard law to enforce, how many bikes could be "suspected" and sent off just for shits and giggles. I reckon that they would wave many through.
    Rest in peace Tony - you will be missed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Singing Chef View Post
    Would the difference between a full tank and reserve make a difference or do you reckon the would be going off the wet weight?

    Maybe if you have decent underseat space, you could pack it with something? Though it would be a hard law to enforce, how many bikes could be "suspected" and sent off just for shits and giggles. I reckon that they would wave many through.
    I think from memory calculation is done with 10kg petrol 80kg rider plus bike weight on factory spec weights and power.I cant imagine anyone will ever agree whoes dyno is accurate enough to measure.Motomarts is rear wheel and seems close and Wellington Motorcycles used to be off sprocket so zero rear wheel loss.Im not sure about now it was a few years ago that i have seen it and they may have a new one now.Idd expect there may be 10-20% diff in the results between those 2 alone.Dynos only seem any good to get a pre tune result followed by a after tune result to see the improvements.

    If your a motorcycle manufacturer of twin 650s now you may want to underquote your results on factory specs or give rear wheel hp instead of crank hp
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    Quote Originally Posted by mossy1200 View Post
    I think from memory calculation is done with 10kg petrol 80kg rider plus bike weight on factory spec weights and power.I cant imagine anyone will ever agree whoes dyno is accurate enough to measure.Motomarts is rear wheel and seems close and Wellington Motorcycles used to be off sprocket so zero rear wheel loss.Im not sure about now it was a few years ago that i have seen it and they may have a new one now.Idd expect there may be 10-20% diff in the results between those 2 alone.Dynos only seem any good to get a pre tune result followed by a after tune result to see the improvements.

    If your a motorcycle manufacturer of twin 650s now you may want to underquote your results on factory specs or give rear wheel hp instead of crank hp
    Leads me to wonder how it will be enforced, and I wish that guy would post up the list already, shall email NZTA and see if they will send me a copy.
    Rest in peace Tony - you will be missed.

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    Not sure if my bike will be LAMs legal our not, should really look into it. Tiz not on the aussie list
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    Pt 1 of list

    MAKE
    MODEL MAKE
    MODEL MAKE
    MODEL MAKE
    MODEL AJS
    MODEL 18 or 30 DUCATI
    350 or 450 Honda
    FT500 HYOSUNG
    COMET GT650L
    400 SS JUNIOR Continued…
    GB400 or 500
    GV650L or SL or RL APRILA
    MOTO 6.5
    500SL Pantah
    NT650v Deauville
    PEGASO 650
    600or 600M Monster
    DREAM 305CC INDIAN
    741 STOUT
    RXV 450 or 550
    600SS (Super sport 94-95)
    NX650 IZH
    Jupiter 350
    SXV 450 or 550
    All monster 98-01 model
    NT400
    Scarabeo 400 or 500
    620 Multistrada Lite
    NTV650 Revere JAWA
    350
    DM450 or 500
    SH300 (NFOZ)
    634 or 638 Road ARIEL
    Huntmaster
    M620i (24kw) Monster
    SL350
    Red Hunter 350 or 500
    SL 500 or 600 Pantah
    Steed 400 or 600 KAWASAKI
    EN400
    All up to 660cc
    VF400C or F - Shadow
    EN450
    ENFIELD
    Bullet Deluxe
    VT500 or 600C Shadow
    ER500A or C (ER-5) BENELLI
    Velvet 400 (Royal)
    Bullet Electra, 65
    XBR500
    EX400
    Bullet 500 (All)
    XL350 or 500
    EX500A BLTACO
    Sherpa
    Bullet Classic
    XL600R or V Transalp
    GPZ550
    Diesel 324
    XR350 or 350R
    GS550 or 600 BMW
    F650 or CS, or GD or GS
    Lightning 500
    XR400M or R
    GT550
    F650ST
    Military
    XR500, 600 or 600R
    KL600
    R50, 60 or 60/5 or 60/6
    Taurus
    XR650L
    KL650A or B or C or E
    R65 or R69
    KLE500A
    GASGAS
    EC300 or 400 HUSABERG
    FE(ENDURO)4E8
    KLR 650 BSA
    B33
    FSE400 or 450 or 500
    FE(ENDURO)5E8
    KLX300B or 400B
    B50SS Goldstar
    Pampera 320or 400 Trail
    FE(ENDURO)7E8
    KLX450A or R
    Empirestar
    Pampera 450
    FE400 or 450 or 501
    KLX650B or C
    Golden Flash
    SM400
    FE550 or 600 or 650
    KZ400 or 440
    Lightning
    SUPERMOTARD
    FS450 or 650
    KZ500 or 550
    Spitfire MKIII
    TT300
    LTD440
    Thunderbolt
    TX320 HUSQVANA
    350TE
    LX400
    All up to 650cc
    TXT280 or 300
    400SM
    Z600A or 650B
    400 or 410TE
    ZR550B CAGIVA
    410TE GILERA
    NEXUS
    430WR
    Z500
    610TE or TE-E
    FUOCO
    450SM
    Canyon 500 or 600
    450TC KTM
    625 or 660 SMC
    River 600 HARLEY
    SS350
    450TE
    EXC SERIES 300,360
    W16 600
    450TXC
    EXC SERIES 380, 400
    650 Alazurra HONDA
    BROS
    510 or 610TE
    EXC SERIES 510,525
    650 Elefant
    CB350 or 350F
    610TE-E
    GS SERIES 300,400
    CB360 or 450 or 500
    SM450ie or R
    GS SERIES 450, 500 COSSACK
    650
    CB550 or 650
    SM510ie or R
    LC4 SERIES 300,400
    CB400 or 400F or N or T
    SM 610
    LC4 SERIES 450, 500 DNEPER
    K650
    CRF450
    TE450 or 510ie
    LC4 SERIES 540, 550
    CX500 (Not turbo)
    TE610
    LC4 SERIES 600, 625 DOUG
    350
    FJS400A (SW -T400)
    WR260 or 400
    LC4 SERIES 650
    FJS600D Silverwing
    WE430
    PLEASE NOTE: Any motorcycle listed that exceeds 500cc will only considered if the model is pre 1990. Motorcycles may be added or removed from the approved list
    at the agencies discretion, at any time, and without consultation.
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