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 tootall Renault 5 Driver
Joined: 05 Nov 2004 Karma :    
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 Posted: 23:35 - 05 Nov 2004 Post subject: nsr 125 derstriction |
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Hi wondered what the legalities of derestricting my nsr 125 are. an i still ride it on L's? Do i have to tell my insurers?
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 The Tot World Chat Champion

Joined: 11 Jun 2004 Karma :    
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Illegal on Ls as one is limited to 14.6bhp - you would technically have to tell insurers but most people don't do them. It's much more fun to ride derestricted. Most cops cant tell whether one's derestricted or not unless they take it apart. The orginal www.nsr125.com site shows how to do it. but in short - illegal on L's and i'm sure others will discuss the implications of it. ____________________ The Tot 2019 Z1000SX - 2007 R1
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If you derestrict it, it will be making more power, which will mean that you are riding a bike that you are not licensed for and are not insured for. If you ring up you're insurance company and tell them it is derestricted, they might laugh or something
Lots of people do it, even with the 33BHP restriction, never heard of anyone getting caught so it is up to you whether you want to I guess. |
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De-restricting a NSR is not complicated. They all have the carb restrictor and the exhaust restrictor as shown on www.nsr125.com and some imports are restricted in the CDi unit.
If you tell your insurance company that you're riding a de-restricted NSR on a CBT then they will then void that insurance as you're not licensed to ride it. Have never heard of anyone having their insurance company find out that it was not restricted either. |
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 tootall Renault 5 Driver
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Thanks for this folks.
Alains....you seem to know your stuff...Is it a job i could do with my somewhat limited mechanical knowledge. I looked at the nsr125.com page and i think it looks ok. Do you know of any other de-restriction guides online?
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yes , but they are in french . as they are a bit technical , will you be able to understand everything ?
i can guide you on it , but it will be more efficient to have a direct email so i can send you translated articles look at :
https://ovmaxx.free.fr/index.php3?rep_rubrique=nsr125&page_centre=modifsvalves
and if you need exponations , at your service !!
and we got some more things about electronics . [email protected] ____________________ the worst day fishing is better than the best day working |
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