Crit Air
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Doctor T
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Crit Air
Am trying to renew my Crit Air sticker for France. I have lost my notes and can not remember 2 things. First is the euro rating for my bike and Secondly the CO2(in g/km). Without these, i can not get a Crit Air certificate. Does anyone know these? V5 doesn't state these anymore. My bike is a 2007 R1200RT
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Sharkfighter
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Re: Crit Air
It doesn’t say on the V5, just send a jpeg of page 2 and the French work it out. Both my bike and motorhome didn’t have anything on the V5 but I received a crit air cat 2 for both
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Doctor T
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Re: Crit Air
Cheers chaps
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Doctor T
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Re: Crit Air
All done. E4.61.
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Doctor T
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Re: Crit Air
Received my new crit air sticker yesterday. I seems my 07 RT is now a yellow cat 2. 
Upto 2020 from the stickers the PO kept with the service history my bike was a cat 3. Has France changed the rules concerning city emission levels?
Upto 2020 from the stickers the PO kept with the service history my bike was a cat 3. Has France changed the rules concerning city emission levels?Trust me I am a retired Doctor and lecturer at Oxford University of Structural and Mechanical/Electrical engineering.
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burridge01
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Re: Crit Air
Apologies for the bump,how long do you have to wait for the sticker,got the OK email 3 weeks ago saying the sticker would be dispatched but nothing turned up yet.
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Doctor T
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Re: Crit Air
Mine took about a week to arrive
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burridge01
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Doctor T
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Re: Crit Air
Edited my reply now. I blame in on too much Yorkshire Tea
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burridge01
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Re: Crit Air
Oi,don't knock that Yorkshire tea,it's the only decent thing they've given the country 
Mines been nearly a month and no sign of it,how the hell do I get it replaced or is it a case of start again.Need it by the 19th December.
Mines been nearly a month and no sign of it,how the hell do I get it replaced or is it a case of start again.Need it by the 19th December.
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Doctor T
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Re: Crit Air
Haven't a clue. Email them via a translator
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burridge01
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Re: Crit Air
Thanks for taking the time to reply,I'm going to get the confirmation printed/laminated(has all the info on it)then stick it in the windscreen 
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burridge01
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Re: Crit Air
I had the same issue with my bike when renewing my Crit Air sticker. If you can’t find the info on your V5, try checking your bike’s type approval document, or maybe contact a local dealership—they should be able to look it up for you. I also found some forums where other R1200RT owners shared their CO2 ratings and Euro classifications, so that might help too!