hello,
if the cans are ok in the country where your bike is plated, there won't be trouble by the german police. the "STVZO" the rules for sound, lights and everything appies only for german plated bikes.
klaus58 has a french plate, and the bike is very loud, and has some more modfications the "tüv" might not approve of, but as it has a french plate....
brakes, lights and such must be working of course, but if the sound restrictions in the country of origin of the bike are not as restrictive as in germany it should be ok.
i'll ask a german lawyer in the german forum as well.
you might want to learn to pronounce "ich verstehe kein deutsch" but some of the force even speak english![[Image: rotflmmfao.gif]](http://www.carpe-tdm.net/ipb/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/rotflmmfao.gif)
HTH
glückauf
ralf
if the cans are ok in the country where your bike is plated, there won't be trouble by the german police. the "STVZO" the rules for sound, lights and everything appies only for german plated bikes.
klaus58 has a french plate, and the bike is very loud, and has some more modfications the "tüv" might not approve of, but as it has a french plate....
brakes, lights and such must be working of course, but if the sound restrictions in the country of origin of the bike are not as restrictive as in germany it should be ok.
i'll ask a german lawyer in the german forum as well.
you might want to learn to pronounce "ich verstehe kein deutsch" but some of the force even speak english
HTH
glückauf
ralf