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Wrider wrote: Trust me, you've never had to deal with a cop in Denver... Not a fun experience...
Wrider

Espically if they find out that you are from California. As soon as they see a CA Drivers license it is time to get out of the car and wait for the K-9 unit to get there to sniff for drugs.

But then again I dont think the Denver PD likes anyone....

pinger05 wrote:
But then again I dont think the Denver PD likes anyone....

no...nope, they really don't! Aurora police and law enforcement in the entire metro area aren't that friendly either! It's a great thing I hardly ever am pulled over. If they flash their sirens at me I just speed up and leave them in the dust!!

Wow, that's ridiculous. Does this include bikes bought with after market pipes on them?

It includes any bike ridden in Denver 1982 or newer.

This is such a stupid law. Just another reason not to live in Denver. I just wonder how long till other citys around Colorado adopt the same stupid ordinance.

eddieb wrote:This is such a stupid law. Just another reason not to live in Denver. I just wonder how long till other citys around Colorado adopt the same stupid ordinance.

There are plenty of pros that far outweigh the cons of living in Denver IMO. I'd still buy aftermarket pipes and accept the risk. I hope that most cops understand that bikers are probably some of the best drivers/riders on the road, so they should give us a break unless we have obnoxiously loud exhausts.