TRIIICK
Living Legend
- Joined
- May 29, 2008
- Messages
- 3,447
- Location
- Plymouth Massachusetts
- Ride
- 05 Rocket III 01 Roadking 08 Busa
Are we good.....
- Thread starter TRIIICK
- Start date
TURBO200R4
stand up straight and grab the world by the a$$
evidently he did not learn from that. i would call him a dumb a$$.
TOMCAT
Rage against the machine
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2011
- Messages
- 9,259
- Location
- ALBANY - Western Australia
- Ride
- 2009 RIII Standard - 2008 Speed Triple -1995 900 T'Bird
Only a matter of time before that bozo comes to grief. Teararsing down the edge with that concrete wall is inviting disaster. I don't do that sort of stuff anymore 
ant
Turbocharged
He said that it scared him...but he still continued to ride like a t**t..When you ride like that in between cars at speed the clock is ticking.Only wants Mr or Mrs Magoo to change lanes,say no more.
Sooner arrive 10 minutes late than not at all.
Sooner arrive 10 minutes late than not at all.
rocketpockets05
Keeping my crazy on the inside (mostly) since 1962
- Joined
- May 30, 2010
- Messages
- 323
- Ride
- 05 R3 standard, HD Putt putt Road King
One would want all their affairs in order riding like that in my neighborhood. And prepaid funeral arrangements
TURBO200R4
stand up straight and grab the world by the a$$
+ 1
TURBO200R4
stand up straight and grab the world by the a$$
the only time i drove like that was when i was young and i had three or four cops behind me
DJ
Bob Ewell fell on his Knife.
Darwin award winner in training!
Tumwatertaz
Outa here...Buh bye.
It's guys that ride like that, not caring if he is constantly endangering himself and others, that cause people to hate all motorcycle riders, and tempts them to fling open a door and then sue his ass. The cop should have wrote him up, arrested him, and impounded the bike. Riding one of the most powerful bikes in the world is not an open invitation to be an irresponsible douche bag. We that ride sensibly all suffer from the stigma that a few immature and careless clowns contribute to the public's perception of us.
Like an old biker that was a good family friend wisely told me when he caught me riding like an idiot in traffic when I was a young kid, and then grabbed me right by the neck to chew me out for it said, "There are old bikers, there are bold bikers, but there are no old bold bikers. Ride safe or stop riding."
Like an old biker that was a good family friend wisely told me when he caught me riding like an idiot in traffic when I was a young kid, and then grabbed me right by the neck to chew me out for it said, "There are old bikers, there are bold bikers, but there are no old bold bikers. Ride safe or stop riding."
CanberraR3
Living Legend
- Joined
- May 27, 2010
- Messages
- 11,340
- Location
- Canberra, Australia
- Ride
- Triumphs, but no Rocket just now.
So no one has a problem with what the cop did? Not that I'm condoning the way that bloke was riding but I would have thought riding down the side of the traffic, outside the car lane rather than splitting 2, would be safer anyway. Almost running him into the wall was a pretty stupid thing to do all for a traffic infringement, which he didn't write up anyway. Cop knew he was wrong. Plus the rider had more close calls after the incident when he was riding where the cop said he had to; through the traffic. Stupid cop, stupid rider and even stupider rules.
