CO2 Emissions

[Vstephen]

Hi All
It is great to join all you guys after 13 years of ownership of an S2R
I am looking to get my bike transferred to Spanish plates and the question that has come up which I thought would be easy to answer was what is the CO2. I cannot find the answer anywhere. Can anyone help.
Thanks
Stephen

[stopintime]

It's a Euro 2 bike, about which the manufacturers didn't have to supply info about emissions. I'm pretty sure those numbers simply don't exist....

Maybe countries with MOT, or similar, test bikes for a max limit? Where I live we don't have that, so I don't know.

[Darkness]

Is this what you’ve got?

http://www.ducati.com/bikes/monster/s2r/2005/tech_spec.do

Ducati says Euro2, as Stopintime said.

[uncle duke]

Hi
The S2R 1000 is euro 3 i believe

[Darkness]

Hi
The S2R 1000 is euro 3 i believe

It is: http://www.ducati.com/bikes/monster/s2r_1000/2006/tech_spec.do

But did they sell that one thirteen years ago?

The owner will know. :biggrin:

[stopintime]

They didn't, but it doesn't matter because Euro 3 is the same with regards to emissions disclosure.

If a bike is registered in one EU country it is automatically allowed in every other EU country. Right?

[mickj]

Until next year :devil:

[Luddite]

I think a certificate of conformity is what you need here.

Have a look at this thread for more information:

http://www.ukmonster.co.uk/monster/showthread.php?t=39582

[Vstephen]

Yes that is the one. I had no idea that the co2 would be so hard to find out

[stopintime]

Yes that is the one. I had no idea that the co2 would be so hard to find out

Did that question appear in a context WITHOUT the use of COC? If there are no co2 numbers anywhere (I believe there aren't) ... we'd have to go to VERY great lengths to document them ourselves.

[Vstephen]

I think i will try another Gestoria in Spain and hopefully they will not make such a big deal of the co2 as the first one did, Thanks for your help and I will keep you updated with progress here in sunny Spain. Thanks all