Anti-tampering badge

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Badge of a Vespa GTS 125

The anti-tampering sticker (also known as a label or sticker) is a label attached to light motorcycles that contains technical information about the original components of a motorcycle and thus exposes scooter tuning .

The anti-manipulation badge can be found in all vehicles up to 125 cm³ displacement and 11 kW power, which were type-approved or individually approved after July 1, 1978. It is designed as a permanent sign in an easily accessible but inconspicuous place such as on the inside of the paneling or under the seat bench.

In addition to a schematic representation of the engine (from the intake to the muffler and the gearbox), it contains information about the manufacturer, the part number and the size of the individual components.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Section 54a of the Motor Vehicle Act Implementation Ordinance 1967 (KDV, Austria)