Which Countries In Europe Don't Allow 'Noisy' TVR's?
Discussion
Per the thread title.
Thinking of jumping back into TVR ownership and then doing a Euro trip which'll include:
France
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
Haven't decided which TVR to buy yet (probably a Cerb/Tuscan) but it'll undoubtedly be a loud one. Carbon Cans or De-catted or Straight Through Exhaust etc etc etc.
I understand the Swiss will turn you back at the border - is this true? Are there any other countries that its likely to be an issue with were I to pull up at the border ready to enter their country?
All advice appreciated chaps.
Thinking of jumping back into TVR ownership and then doing a Euro trip which'll include:
France
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
Haven't decided which TVR to buy yet (probably a Cerb/Tuscan) but it'll undoubtedly be a loud one. Carbon Cans or De-catted or Straight Through Exhaust etc etc etc.
I understand the Swiss will turn you back at the border - is this true? Are there any other countries that its likely to be an issue with were I to pull up at the border ready to enter their country?
All advice appreciated chaps.
I've ridden a very noisy bike through all of those countries and of all the Swiss stopped me at the border and insisted
I fitted the baffles to my exhaust, fortunately I had them tucked under my seat.
Once fitted I was allowed to continue my journey.
Be warned the French have very strict speeding laws, one of our group received a 700 Euro fine and lost his licence on the
Spot!
D
I fitted the baffles to my exhaust, fortunately I had them tucked under my seat.
Once fitted I was allowed to continue my journey.
Be warned the French have very strict speeding laws, one of our group received a 700 Euro fine and lost his licence on the
Spot!
D
You will not be stopped at the borders between France, Gemany, Austria and Italy.
The borders are usually not manned, EC for you.
Also no problems with TVRs.
If yours is very loud take it a bit easier in populated areas.
Be warned, if it is extremely loud.
Because they use rolling test facilities on the known biker roads for instant
tests, especially noise level.
The fines are not cracy, but they may take your numberplates to stop you from driving further.
You maybe can tell them everything is fine with your car/bike and it complies to british standards.
But do not think the officers are stupid, especially if its decated or you have straight through exhausts.
I have never felt very happy in Switzerland. Quite some people were not very happy with the TVR-noise there.
Speedlimit is only 50mph and fines for speeding are really cracy .
The borders are usually not manned, EC for you.
Also no problems with TVRs.
If yours is very loud take it a bit easier in populated areas.
Be warned, if it is extremely loud.
Because they use rolling test facilities on the known biker roads for instant
tests, especially noise level.
The fines are not cracy, but they may take your numberplates to stop you from driving further.
You maybe can tell them everything is fine with your car/bike and it complies to british standards.
But do not think the officers are stupid, especially if its decated or you have straight through exhausts.
I have never felt very happy in Switzerland. Quite some people were not very happy with the TVR-noise there.
Speedlimit is only 50mph and fines for speeding are really cracy .
DJR 7 said:
I've ridden a very noisy bike through all of those countries and of all the Swiss stopped me at the border and insisted
I fitted the baffles to my exhaust, fortunately I had them tucked under my seat.
Once fitted I was allowed to continue my journey.
Be warned the French have very strict speeding laws, one of our group received a 700 Euro fine and lost his licence on the
Spot!
D
How can you loose a UK licence in France ..When the eastern europeans get away with speeding and all sorts of offenses , if they do they don`t get points !I fitted the baffles to my exhaust, fortunately I had them tucked under my seat.
Once fitted I was allowed to continue my journey.
Be warned the French have very strict speeding laws, one of our group received a 700 Euro fine and lost his licence on the
Spot!
D
Take a pair of these to be safe .
Edited by SILICONEKID350HP on Saturday 26th January 18:44
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