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For the love of all that's holy! Short of struggling through New Hampshire Statutory Authority: RSA 21-P:14, V(a), Article 47a, Part 4(b).2, Section 11-f.2.2, Can someone tell me what the standard is for brake pad thickness and tire tread depth in the state of NH?
I'm getting ready to winterize my whip and want it ready to go in the spring. I know I'm close but don't want to pull the trigger unnecessarily nor get caught having the shop do it for me at inspection. Considering and especially since I logged less than 300 street miles this year.![]()
Inspection? I thought it was live free or die up there?
look for wear indicators, if ya don't see em, yer ok
RandyO
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Call your inspection shop, they should know the exact depths/thicknesses to meet inspection.
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2/32", but you can probably get away with 1/16"
DanG
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They will also check your brake pads ... and the condition of your rotors...
Sorry I really need to read the whole thread before firing off a post.