RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 8:55:36 AM
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05Tribal
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I can get along. I didn't thing I was arguing, I thought I was intelligently discussing the topic. 
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 11:42:53 AM
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andyjenks
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I just have to say as being a newbie to this site and seeing someone who is classified as a "senior member" to pull a stunt like this is a lil crazy seeing that you all do a great job at promoting fun and responsible riding. I'm glad that you made it safely dude but if it makes ya'll feel better this has made me realize to take my medicine if i'm ever in that situation...
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 7:20:26 PM
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joker
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hey wheelieit i live in scottsdale 101 and thunderbird. if you are looking for any clubs to ride with let me know. i ride with the christian sportbike association, its a pretty high pace ride though so keeping up can be a bit challenging for the novice. if you know about the pavillions we meet there once in a while to do night rides,again let me know if you are interested.
05 tribal,seems to me i may have started something that should have ended with me. i hope noone has any hard feelings and we can keep this a good forum cause god knows i been to some forums that get out of hand.
tribal i notice you seem to be on the forum alot shouldnt you be out like helping old people cross the road ha ha ha ha. youll never get me alive copper!
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 8:33:42 PM
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Rice Burner
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Too much respect being given to police officers as if they are super human or something. After all, most of them are high school graduates & never attended any college let alone real officer school. So I do not why they call themselves officers. Some of them were nerds & got picked on in high school, so now they feel that this is their turn to pick on people. Others are too impressed & brain washed with TV & movie shows & think that they can be like Starsky & Hutch. Most of them have disfunctional lives & relationships outside the job. When you deal with trash all the time, you would think that the whole world is trash & then you become trash. Some cannot even hold on to real relatonship with the other sex. Every statement they make to their spouse (if they had one) comes with an investigative tone. They pretend to stick together as cops, where in real life they do not like the sight of each other even trust each other, specialy for back up. A cop pulls you over, say nothing to fuel his ego, stay quite, sign the ticket then tell it to the judge. They are all unapproachable for any question about direction or advise (unlike cops in foreign countries). they are all PARANOID at different levels to a certain extend. They produce them like that at the academy. "To serve & protect", yeh right!!! they protect nothing, if they did, there would'nt be any crime, & the people would not need to carry weapons for protection. & they serve whom excactly???? The cops at this forum know that this is true, but they would not admit it in public, for it's their jobs we're talking about. That is all the advise I can give you. FBI is a different story, they are educated college grads with decent training, dicipline, & a cleaner brain. Next time a cop bother you, or abuse in any tone or language in any derogatory way, sign the ticket then call IA (Internal Affairs) & report the incident immediately. True or false the incident is filed & stored in his file. A couple of those & he's out of the force. IA knows how to handle them very well. Also, try not to call each others names at this forum, we all have our opinions about different matters, & just because we disagree, we should not disrespect each other in any name calling, is that clear HIGHREVVER????
Is this for real???
< Message edited by Rice Burner -- 5/19/2006 8:34:53 PM >
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 8:48:54 PM
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kylehannigan
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i completely understand you down here in florida. The cops down here completely and totally hate bikers. I am here in the orlando area and for the past three months it has been a complete and utter assault on bikers. I even got a ticket for some jacka@@ blue top for sitting at a stop light with my face shield up. not even moving. he was a complete rude a$$ just like all the others we have encountered here. we were able to all get together on thursday nights downtown but they have now put an end to that since 400 bikers scare the little girls.... each and every time i see a cop here at a light or at the gas station while i am filling up, it reminds me of feeding time at the zoo. they cant wait to see if i do something wrong just so they can harrass a biker. Oh yeah, I get all the looks and harassment and i am one of the most cautious riders in our group. they just hate sport bikes here and this could be the reason why all the locals cheer for the guy being chased.
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 9:00:54 PM
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hondacbr1000
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400 bikers out for a night on the town.Forget the police call in the National guard.
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 9:05:32 PM
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kylehannigan
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it used to be awsome. we would all be out together every thursday then the po po got scared. we would take care of our own, did not bother anyone, and policed our friends. they just saw it as a free revenue generator. now they have to deal with them all mixed on the streets.... have fun chasing
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 9:11:55 PM
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05Tribal
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Man if what you say is true and I have no reason not to believe you that sucks big time. Is it all the different departments or jurisdictions down there or just one or two. I would consider calling some one at one of the bigger departments and ask why it seems all the sport bike riders are getting harassed. If they don't take kindly to your questioning ask to talk to their supervisor until you get a reasonable answer. My bet is that a few bad apples have gotten the attention of city council or someone and as they say crap is running down hill to the street officers. Since you say they are all targeting sport bikers in mass they are probably being pressured by their chain of commands to ticket every infraction sport bike related they see for a specific reason. I have never personally been told to target motorcyclists but when I used to work the OSU campus area there was always pressure on us to target underage drinkers because a few times a year some underage girl would get rapped or robbed after drinking all night at a party. Same thing would occur if there was all of a sudden an increase of jaywalkers getting struck while crossing the street. We would be told to look for and ticket all the jay walkers we see. It would get so bad the media would pick up on it and do a story on the nightly news. Once the higher ups saw some action at street level things would cool down and go back to normal.
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2006 Red & Black CBR1000RR
Street Bike With a few mods
2007 White & Silver CBR600RR
For the wife
2005 CBR600RR
Totally for the track!
Columbus, OH
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 9:20:29 PM
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05Tribal
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ORIGINAL: joker
hey wheelieit i live in scottsdale 101 and thunderbird. if you are looking for any clubs to ride with let me know. i ride with the christian sportbike association, its a pretty high pace ride though so keeping up can be a bit challenging for the novice. if you know about the pavillions we meet there once in a while to do night rides,again let me know if you are interested.
05 tribal,seems to me i may have started something that should have ended with me. i hope noone has any hard feelings and we can keep this a good forum cause god knows i been to some forums that get out of hand.
tribal i notice you seem to be on the forum alot shouldnt you be out like helping old people cross the road ha ha ha ha. youll never get me alive copper!
joker,
You didn't start anything. I just feel the need to defend those who need defending and in this case it was the police. I am going to look for a Christian sport bike association around here. If there is not one maybe I will start one myself. I especially like hearing riding with your group can be a bit challenging. Sounds like my kind of people . As far as being on the forum a lot, I do take many "internet cocktail breaks" as their called when I am home. I'm not allowed to access anything except police or aviation related sites at work. 
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2006 Red & Black CBR1000RR
Street Bike With a few mods
2007 White & Silver CBR600RR
For the wife
2005 CBR600RR
Totally for the track!
Columbus, OH
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 9:26:20 PM
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hondacbr1000
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Have you seen Fords new commercial for there Mustang.Its what seems to be a 18 yr old kid driving in a parking lot at night with his father as the passenger and the kid is doing smoky burnouts through out the parking lot and the father is loving it.To me and Its my opinon but there seems to be a double standard.Honda or any other big bike maker would never make a commercial like that.It would bring to much attention to themselves.
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/19/2006 10:43:18 PM
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kylehannigan
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yeah it is completely different down here as compared to columbus. i am a graduate of The Ohio State University and riding a bike up there was much friendlier than here. it almost seems like them seeing a sportbike is some sort of arrousal... could be that the majority of bikes come out at night since it is too damn hot here during the day so we may seem like roaches to them, but i wish some of the negative attention would go to the import tuner guys and stay off of us. they are much more of a problem. the news really likes doing an expose on motorcycles also since it is much easier to get a reaction out of a wheelie pic or vid rather than a silly four banger tryint to impress his chick with a fourteen second quarter time....
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RE: 06 CBR1000RR & the cops last night - 5/20/2006 2:00:57 AM
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Well maybe if we get enough Buckeyes to ride and be cops everything would be fine, HAHA. I am a rookie cop in Gainesville, Fl and just started riding again after 5 years. I can tell you that the area you are riding in has probably been targeted for some reason. My brass is very liberal and lets us go out and do what we want, if we are pulling over too many people for tag lights out, or stuff hanging from their rear view mirror they tell us to stop. I think this too shall pass. When I do make a traffic stop I am usually looking for a dui or warrants or something else other than just harrasing people. I do not know how you feel about riding without a helmet, but Florida law allows you to ride without as long as you have 10k worth of insurance and some glasses on, that way just putting up your visor wont get you pulled over. Oh, and just a comment about calling IA or reporting you to IA, pretty much everything we do is on video now, as soon as my lights go on, it starts recording audio and video not to mention whenever I leave the car it records all the audio even if I am not in the cameras view. Anyway, calling "IA" sounds like some crap you hear on a tv show, I am a cop in the real world, and no tv show could ever describe or compare how it feels everytime you pull a car over wondering if this may be your last. I am not a cop on a power trip, didnt get picked on in high school, I wanted to be a good role model for my son, only work 25 years with 80% retirement, and get to go to work everyday and play with guns and chase bad guys. I am a newbie on here and will post some pics and all the other good stuff I am going to do to my bike, but I just wanted to put in my 2 cents.
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