I personally recommend a track for any high speed hijinks. Gets the blood flowing good while not having to constantly look over your shoulder for the popo and those pesky cagers that seem to pop out of nowhere to run you over and ruin your day.
Street and Law Enforcement
If you want to ride like an idiot, it is best you do it in rural areas. If you decide to ride like a Joe Rocket in the city and on interstates, you better be prepared to run, and be prepared for the consequences of a felony.
Best advice in any situation of getting "busted" is to immediately pull over in the safest area as possible. Consequences of evading are multiples worse than just pulling over. Just pull over and most likely state prosecutors will reduce the charge in your favor (assuming you are not a repeat offender), and given the circumstance and officer, you might get away with a warning.
Know what you are doing, who it is impacting, and the consequences.
Best advice in any situation of getting "busted" is to immediately pull over in the safest area as possible. Consequences of evading are multiples worse than just pulling over. Just pull over and most likely state prosecutors will reduce the charge in your favor (assuming you are not a repeat offender), and given the circumstance and officer, you might get away with a warning.
Know what you are doing, who it is impacting, and the consequences.
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Im not getting the American slang here "popo" "cagers" ?? whats that mean?I personally recommend a track for any high speed hijinks. Gets the blood flowing good while not having to constantly look over your shoulder for the popo and those pesky cagers that seem to pop out of nowhere to run you over and ruin your day.
LoL!Im not getting the American slang here "popo" "cagers" ?? whats that mean?
popo = police man or woman.
cagers = people who drive in a vehicle... ie car or truck
Thanks for that :grin2: I dont like "popo" or "cagers" either....scum of the earth ehh:spit:
Dude. You sound way too much like someones dad in your posts. lol
Lol that's the first thing I thought of.Dude. You sound way too much like someones dad in your posts. lol
Thinking to myself like "Damn this speech sounds familiar"
Don't know about the Popo there in the UK, but here they're very nice, beautiful people. :grin2:Thanks for that :grin2: I dont like "popo" or "cagers" either....scum of the earth ehh:spit:
:wink:
Did you see the dork TX popo parked and pepper spraying some passing riders. I think someone posted that one here. So funny how stupid noob cops are.Don't know about the Popo there in the UK, but here they're very nice, beautiful people. :grin2:
:wink:
Read Twist Wrist II a thousand times; once you see the light you'll be at ease.If you want to ride like an idiot, it is best you do it in rural areas. If you decide to ride like a Joe Rocket in the city and on interstates, you better be prepared to run, and be prepared for the consequences of a felony.
Best advice in any situation of getting "busted" is to immediately pull over in the safest area as possible. Consequences of evading are multiples worse than just pulling over. Just pull over and most likely state prosecutors will reduce the charge in your favor (assuming you are not a repeat offender), and given the circumstance and officer, you might get away with a warning.
Know what you are doing, who it is impacting, and the consequences.
Can't say much other than you can't fix stupid.Did you see the dork TX popo parked and pepper spraying some passing riders. I think someone posted that one here. So funny how stupid noob cops are.
Stop posting a remark in any thread or comment I make unless you want to make an intelligent and respectful comment. :welcome:Read Twist Wrist II a thousand times; once you see the light you'll be at ease.
You read Code?Stop posting a remark in any thread or comment I make unless you want to make an intelligent and respectful comment. :welcome:
If you want to ride like an idiot, it is best you do it in rural areas. If you decide to ride like a Joe Rocket in the city and on interstates, you better be prepared to run, and be prepared for the consequences of a felony.
Best advice in any situation of getting "busted" is to immediately pull over in the safest area as possible. Consequences of evading are multiples worse than just pulling over. Just pull over and most likely state prosecutors will reduce the charge in your favor (assuming you are not a repeat offender), and given the circumstance and officer, you might get away with a warning.
Know what you are doing, who it is impacting, and the consequences.
I not only read Code, I live it, and just because I constantly practice throttle control, body position, turn enter/exit, etc, does not mean I am above the law. If you decide to run you had better be prepared for the consequences of a felony. It will change your life forever.You read Code?
List Code's pivot points and page number.I not only read Code, I live it, and just because I constantly practice throttle control, body position, turn enter/exit, etc, does not mean I am above the law. If you decide to run you had better be prepared for the consequences of a felony. It will change your life forever.
So, was this thread intended as a PSA or did someone decide they were faster than a radio?
It's all common sense. I don't need to drop an extra .5 seconds on my way to work, or to meet up with some friends. Read the book, then watch the movie once a year as a refresher - if that.List Code's pivot points and page number.
No, buy Code's Twist Wrist II and read it one thousand times.It's all common sense. I don't need to drop an extra .5 seconds on my way to work, or to meet up with some friends. Read the book, then watch the movie once a year as a refresher - if that.
Gen Eric appears to have lost interest or whatever. Sting would know, I'm sure.
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