[Ducati] Importing a newer bike: Your experience with
Ducati
Alex
jp at pnsmicro.com
Sat Mar 10 08:55:49 EST 2007
I have a homologation document from Ducati for a 2001 996. headlight
and speedometer are all that's changed for DOT. Other stuff for EPA
on that model (ECU for one)
If the guy in the link imported R versions and did not put on turn
signals, that definitely gets him.
that stinks, i bet the bikes wree high end. MV's too.
>From: "Art Ramos"
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> > Both DOT and EPA only require that a vehicle meet standards which
> > were in effect on the year of manufacture. Thus, if you import a
> > 1990 bike, it has to meet 1990 rules for both.
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> > I wonder if this guy forgot to install some turnsignals? : )
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><http://www.oig.dot.gov/item.jsp?id=1778>http://www.oig.dot.gov/item.jsp?id=1778
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> Looks like everyone got a piece of him.
> Why does his name sound familiar? I think this went back about 5 years
>ago?
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