Hi guys im off to Assen in a few weeks and wanted to know when riding over there do you need all the spazzy stuff like you need in your car ? spare bulbs, hi viz, blah blah blah ? and also what are the tolerance levels of the Dutch Rozzers I have a loud pair of Yoshi`s and dont really wanna be stood on the side of the road dishing out Euro`s ? Also do I need to display a GB sticker on the aft of my bike ? thanks :confused
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gB aticker , high viz and bulbs , and bike docs, yes, breathtest kit really only for france, loud cans ok no probs, if theres a race at the weekend the cops will be out in force.( 300 euro for a wheelie)
Main prob we found last year to Assen motoGP was trying to find a decent road, they are all **** mate
ck
Main prob we found last year to Assen motoGP was trying to find a decent road, they are all **** mate
ck
Hi mate 
I live in Rotterdam, and i don't have any probs with the cops about the noise my RSV makes ( 2-2 Akra system + hooked Airbox )
But when you go to The British Superbike in Assen ( i'm going but by car ) you may get probs for the noise. becouse they will be harder on the riders that go to the event. So bring some dB-killers !
And watch the speed limits ! the police announced that they would laser more.
Have a good one in Holland
I live in Rotterdam, and i don't have any probs with the cops about the noise my RSV makes ( 2-2 Akra system + hooked Airbox )
But when you go to The British Superbike in Assen ( i'm going
but by car ) you may get probs for the noise. becouse they will be harder on the riders that go to the event. So bring some dB-killers !And watch the speed limits ! the police announced that they would laser more.
Have a good one in Holland
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