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Old 07-10-2012, 01:06 PM   #1
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I think the law there prohibits the tire tread from sticking out of the fender. (Looking straight down from the top of the fender to the ground).
Actually, I believe that is the law just about everywhere, even here in the US. It's just never enforced (except for crackdowns on cruisers). Kind of like laws that prohibit any part of the chassis from being lower than the bottom of the rim.

If you've ever seen how an open wheel car can launch another open wheel car if the tires rub, you can see why the law was created...
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Old 07-16-2012, 11:00 AM   #2
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Actually, I believe that is the law just about everywhere, even here in the US. It's just never enforced (except for crackdowns on cruisers). Kind of like laws that prohibit any part of the chassis from being lower than the bottom of the rim.

If you've ever seen how an open wheel car can launch another open wheel car if the tires rub, you can see why the law was created...
if that were the case almost all 4x4's and most donks would not be street legal.
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