RE: Had my first run in with the law pullin 2 wheelies!
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RE: Had my first run in with the law pullin 2 wheelies! - 3/6/2007 1:28:18 PM
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Sproutf3
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ORIGINAL: tremblemcp but there are careless driving, and reckless driving that the police can use at THEIR disposal. that's pretty messed up, when i got a wreckless driving, he made me go to the court date and then dropped it down to too fast for conditions
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RE: Had my first run in with the law pullin 2 wheelies! - 3/6/2007 1:37:46 PM
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tremblemcp
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I think if there was a state law here in FL about wheelies and you can only get a small ticket depending on circumstances, not so many bikers would run. Now if the person is doing wheelies in a neiborhood with children playing. ok go with reckless driving. you are not showing any regard for life or property. but if your going down a desserted street hittin wheeliez, then give what is appropriate for that infraction. Today to much of what we do depends on another human beings mood or personality. Horrible
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RE: Had my first run in with the law pullin 2 wheelies! - 3/6/2007 1:59:24 PM
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DRDcustoms
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I've found that the southern state troopers are more strict about stunting in public, or even speeding for that matter. Probably because they're more used to seeing bikes year round. In New England, the coast especially, the cops I've encountered never seem to care about motorcycles. I can't count how many times I've wheelied right by troopers and nothing has happened. I was talking to a New York State trooper (the hardasses of the Northeast) and he said that they're discouraged to pursue any violation by a motorcycle, especially sport bikes, other than routine traffic stops, like running a stop sign, etc. etc, unless it is absolutely necessary. His explanation to this was "Sport bikes are more likely to run, so we tend to let some of their bullshit slide". So, I decided to take a trip to Pennsylvania, figuring I could pull the same stuff. Lets just say that guns were drawn, handcuffs were put on and I owe the great Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 300 dollars.
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