Exhaust legalities

Started by Steve, April 28, 2013, 06:07:19 PM

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having worked in retaill for a good few years, you can have signs as big as a house and people will still ask where stuff is  ;D

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If the MOT advisory was just the obscured number plate then if you sort that out you ought to be OK.

Clem has a good point about bike exhausts, only real difference is that anyone crossing the road behind a bike in traffic cant touch the hot bits easily. You have a cage on, that should stop accidental burns, if anyone is then stupid enough to stick their hand in - well.

Get the plate sorted and you have a reason to get stopped so probably wont.
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Quote from: Sandrailer on April 28, 2013, 10:13:36 PM
Surely you can just put this on for the idiots?



This is a red rag to some people (idiots) and may as well say hold on tight until you smell burning flesh
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[quote
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I have always thought putting a danger/caution sign on would mean you recognise there is a problem and that helps point it out to the plod by telling them about something they may not even consider as dangerous.

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Quote from: snoopy on April 29, 2013, 04:26:54 PM
I have always thought putting a danger/caution sign on would mean you recognise there is a problem and that helps point it out to the plod by telling them about something they may not even consider as dangerous.

good point

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Quote from: snoopy on April 29, 2013, 04:26:54 PM
I have always thought putting a danger/caution sign on would mean you recognise there is a problem and that helps point it out to the plod by telling them about something they may not even consider as dangerous.

very good point,
i'd also guess that in your typical 'I burnt my fingers so its a 'no win no fee' court case
the signage would surely be seen as an admission of guilt
as you must of accepted there was a risk to someone to of put it there

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Health and Safety world we live in means you are guilty if you don't brief an idiot  ::)

The Golden arches first got sued due to their coffee burning someones mouth, the top of this now has 'Caution Hot' to stop any more claims.

Nanny state and all that. I hate the fact that no-one seems to have common sense any more and everyone else takes the blame.


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THATS IT!!!!...I suing Dave..nothing on the front of the forum says "danger, may become addictive"

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Quote from: Steve on May 02, 2013, 08:10:55 PM
THATS IT!!!!...I suing Dave..nothing on the front of the forum says "danger, may become addictive"

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sorry chaps, I went all Orient for a moment then,
QuoteI suing Dave
when it should have read, I'm suing Dave  ;D

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Most motor bike exhaust s are as exposed  ;-)up

there completely different contruction regulations there  ??? ???

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Quote from: grissley on May 02, 2013, 08:27:04 PM
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Most motor bike exhaust s are as exposed  ;-)up

there completely different contruction regulations there  ??? ???

do tell  :)..I havent got a clue

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Quote from: Steve on May 02, 2013, 08:10:55 PM
THATS IT!!!!...I suing Dave..nothing on the front of the forum says "danger, may become addictive"

That should be on the dashboard of ALL buggies  ;-)up

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Quote from: Steve on May 02, 2013, 08:20:42 PM
sorry chaps, I went all Orient for a moment then,
QuoteI suing Dave
when it should have read, I'm suing Dave  ;D

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