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Old 08-21-2009, 10:07 AM   #23
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Sounds like the state won. If you had to appear in court to fight an "unenforceable" ticket every time you operated a loud vehicle, even if not convicted, you've already proven that the hassle of a court appearance will make you take the loud pipes off. When cops stop you for loud pipes, it's not like most speeding tickets that are just revenue enhancement, you are being stopped becuase they want you to lose the loud pipes, the fine is irrelevant to them.
Exactly my point when I asked who won...It's most certainly much more of an issue with snowmobiles rather than boats however because snowmobiles are operated on PRIVATE land where boats are operated on PUBLIC bodies of water. Landowners can shut down access to a trail at any time they want. This doesn't hold true to lakes...
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