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nzmikey

26th March 2012, 08:00

Now I am not going to swing either way on this untill more facts have come out, but ........

A motorcyclist has crashed in Waverley, South Taranaki, while being chased by police.

The rider went down on Weraroa Rd, State Highway 3, about 8.20am.

The extent of the rider's injuries are unknown.

Emergency services and the Serious Crash Unit have been called to the scene.

More to come.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/6636850/Motorcyclist-crashes-during-police-chase

Shall see how this unfolds

DR650gary

26th March 2012, 08:06

I prefer the phrase

"running from the Police" as opposed to being "chased by the Police"

Throttle and brake are on the same side of the bike :angry:

Scuba_Steve

26th March 2012, 08:09

Don't worry the police wouldn't have been chasing at the time, they would have pulled off 2 mins before the crash as per police procedure :shifty:

Zedder

26th March 2012, 08:18

It's always best to get the facts.

nzmikey

26th March 2012, 15:06

wo investigations have been launched after a motorcyclist crashed during a high-speed police pursuit in South Taranaki this morning.

The Independent Police Conduct Authority will investigate the crash as well as a criminal investigation after the man came off his bike in Waverly about 8.20am.

The motorcyclist, who was using fake licence plates, had been evading police for about 20 minutes before failing to take a corner and crashing on Mangatangi Rd.

He was taken to Whanganui Hospital by St John ambulance with back injuries.

The man, who is in his 20s, is in a stable condition, a hospital spokesman said.

Whanganui sergeant Andy Reid said the rider was clocked by police doing about 130kmh near Waitotara when police began pursuit.

Police then called off the pursuit after losing sight of the bike and began a search for the man, Reid said.

The rider was then spotted in Waverley and a second chase began.

Police again lost sight of the motorcycle before coming across the crash site.

:yawn:
Police again lost sight of the motorcycle before coming across the crash site. Sure they did

FJRider

26th March 2012, 15:10

130 km's/hr with fake plates ... obviously the cop's fault.

FJRider

26th March 2012, 15:11

It's always best to get the facts.

Facts seldom make for a good story.

Bassmatt

26th March 2012, 15:12

They couldnt keep up at 130k/h ?:laugh:

FJRider

26th March 2012, 15:13

Don't worry the police wouldn't have been chasing at the time, they would have pulled off 2 mins before the crash as per police procedure :shifty:

Thats the OLD procedure ... it has been updated to 30 seconds prior to the crash.

Woodman

26th March 2012, 15:13

If the Police put their sirens on, dont you pull over and stop?

FJRider

26th March 2012, 15:14

If the Police put their sirens on, dont you pull over and stop?

That would be like admitting guilt .... oh wait ...

nzmikey

26th March 2012, 15:15

They couldnt keep up at 130k/h ?:laugh:

I think it is a typo ........ it would be more believable if it was 230kph

cs363

26th March 2012, 15:18

130 km's/hr with fake plates ... obviously the cop's fault.

You've obviously received your KB reading glasses..... :lol:

rustic101

26th March 2012, 15:22

They couldnt keep up at 130k/h ?:laugh:

I'd suggest that its not a fact of keeping up but rather keeping safe.. Was it in a school zone, was the rider taking unnecessary risks, was the rider placing other road users in harms way etc.

The great thing is that Comms have oversight and overall Command and Control, the rider, well he just has his own judgement and clearly riding a bike that had false plates I'd suggest was the first of many mistakes this knob made.

FJRider

26th March 2012, 15:25

You've obviously received your KB reading glasses..... :lol:

I have :killingme ... ALL has been made clear ... and life is so simple now. :innocent:

Maha

26th March 2012, 15:25

'Police again lost sight of the motorcycle before coming across the crash site'.

Obviously riding outside his own ability.

FJRider

26th March 2012, 15:36

'Police again lost sight of the motorcycle before coming across the crash site'.

Obviously riding outside his own ability.

Shit roads in the area caused that ... the goverments fault there ...

Maha

26th March 2012, 15:40

Shit roads in the area caused that ... the goverments fault there ...

Damn! I overlooked that bit of important local knowledge...:mellow:

Nzpure

26th March 2012, 15:41

A high speed police chase has left one man in hospital after crashing his motorbike in South Taranaki this morning.

Police say the motorcyclist clocked 133kms an hour when they pursued the vehicle, but the chase was quickly abandoned after the power 4000cc motorbike reached excessive speeds.

The motorist was sighted again, but quickly disappeared before he came around a bend and crashed in Waverley.
The man is reported to have been conscious and speaking when he was taken to hospital.

Farkin idiot but theres a 4000cc bike?

rustic101

26th March 2012, 15:43

So we can ignore the 'ride to the conditions, if they change reduce your speed' message.

I seriously have to stop listing to the experts and get all my advice from KB. That will keep me real safe.

Bassmatt

26th March 2012, 15:43

Farkin idiot but theres a 4000cc bike?

Hence no rego and false plates, imagine the acc charge for 4000cc

pritch

26th March 2012, 15:44

Not an initentional hijack...

I saw a guy outside the local WINZ office this morning with what looked to be an ancient and fairly decrepit farm bike. He bump started it and rode away, no helmet, just a hoodie.

A short while later I saw the bike parked *in* the entrance way of a bank. On closer examination it was obvious that there was no number plate, warrant, or anything else much. Obviously he couldn't park it in the bike park just up the road where it could attract the attention of the parking wardens.

I know there don't seem to be many cops on the road these days, but he and the hero of the original post may be unrealistically optimistic about not bumping into a chance patrol car?

Nzpure

26th March 2012, 15:49

Hence no rego and false plates, imagine the acc charge for 4000cc

well its 530ish a year for a 1000cc bike does that mean it would be $2120 for a 4000cc bike?

Nzpure

26th March 2012, 15:50

rego that is.

Scuba_Steve

26th March 2012, 16:06

Farkin idiot but theres a 4000cc bike?

well that was probably his problem, keeping a 4000cc bike within speed limits must be a challenge, unless of-course it's a Harley then it'd have to be the 1st ever Harley to be able to exceed speed limits so no wonder he was using that ability I'd show that shit off too :D

Str8 Jacket

26th March 2012, 16:11

Police again lost sight of the motorcycle before coming across the crash site.

:yawn: . Sure they did

So it's the cops fault that someone did a runner????!

mossy1200

26th March 2012, 16:20

Whanganui sergeant Andy Reid said the rider was clocked by police doing about 130kmh near Waitotara when police began pursuit.

Come on guys lets be fair says was clocked 130 when before pursuit.You cant rewrite it for effect.
He may have double that the minute sirens started.

He stole a bike and wiped out.Maybe he wont steel your bike next week.Hard luck I say and good news he didnt injure other people.

caseye

26th March 2012, 16:58

The pity is that if he's going to destroy someone else s hard earned ride at least he could have rubbed himself out completely doing it.That way there's no ACC payout, no jail fees for keeping the prick for years on end and of course no ongoing legal aid and other associated fees that this sort of low life have hanging around them all of their actual lives.
Fuck It shoot the prick an be done with it, they shot horse thieves, isn't that close enough???

Ender EnZed

26th March 2012, 17:33

power 4000cc motorbike
Farkin idiot but theres a 4000cc bike?

Even allowing for the typo, what exactly is a power motorbike?

Nzpure

26th March 2012, 17:38

Even allowing for the typo, what exactly is a power motorbike?

Lol well spotted! i didn't even notice it.

Subike

26th March 2012, 17:43

Farkin idiot but theres a 4000cc bike?

a Boss Hog would be around 4000cc ?????

GrayWolf

26th March 2012, 17:54

Reading that it would seem the Police practiced restraint. A 400cc bike even a sport one, isnt going to outrun an SV6 by any amount in real terms.
To me that would indicate the rider was probably going balls out, and as is often pointed out by persuit drivers, the pursuer is often looking in the rear view mirror far too much trying to see where the pursuer is.

Nzpure

26th March 2012, 18:00

well that was probably his problem, keeping a 4000cc bike within speed limits must be a challenge, unless of-course it's a Harley then it'd have to be the 1st ever Harley to be able to exceed speed limits so no wonder he was using that ability I'd show that shit off too :D

imagine what a 4000cc sportster would look like LOL!

Well heres a picture of the offending bike!

Scuba_Steve

26th March 2012, 19:08

imagine what a 4000cc sportster would look like LOL!

Well heres a picture of the offending bike!

I'm calling fake!!! it says Harley but theres a distinct lack of chrome. I mean theres red & grey where the silver should be & I can't see no tassels either. :lol:

Nzpure

26th March 2012, 19:13

I'm calling fake!!! it says Harley but theres a distinct lack of chrome. I mean theres red & grey where the silver should be & I can't see no tassels either. :lol:

They had removed the tassles for forensic testing here it is before the removal

nzspokes

26th March 2012, 19:15

I'm calling fake!!! it says Harley but theres a distinct lack of chrome. I mean theres red & grey where the silver should be & I can't see no tassels either. :lol:

I would have thought the horrid photoshop job would have given it away.

Nzpure

26th March 2012, 19:17

I would have thought the horrid photoshop job would have given it away.

AHA!:nya: Your observation skills are lacking young padawan i used paint :yes:

puddytat

26th March 2012, 20:30

biggest mistake the dumb fucker made was not to get off the road & hide as soon as he could.....nah dumb shit pushed his luck for another 20 min.:facepalm:

DrunkenMistake

26th March 2012, 20:38

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/139935-Mike-are-you-Mikey?p=1130106867#post1130106867

Wasnt this guy was it? :laugh:

Ender EnZed

26th March 2012, 20:45

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/139935-Mike-are-you-Mikey?p=1130106867#post1130106867

Wasnt this guy was it? :laugh:

I can't be arsed reading the thread. Was that the guy Stoney volunteered to race someone over the Pahiatua Track on his CBX650?

SMOKEU

26th March 2012, 20:48

no jail fees for keeping the prick for years on end and of course no ongoing legal aid and other associated fees that this sort of low life have hanging around them all of their actual lives.

In the unlikely event that the offender is put in jail, it will only be for a couple of months at most.

Stealing a motorbike is hardly a serious crime according to the NZ government.

ducatilover

26th March 2012, 20:49

a Boss Hog would be around 4000cc ?????
Boss Hoss, no, they are much bigger :D

Katman

26th March 2012, 20:55

Did I miss the bit where it said the bike was stolen?

Ender EnZed

26th March 2012, 20:59

Did I miss the bit where it said the bike was stolen?

It doesn't look worth stealing. What is that, an air cooled GSXR400?

DrunkenMistake

26th March 2012, 22:06

I can't be arsed reading the thread. Was that the guy Stoney volunteered to race someone over the Pahiatua Track on his CBX650?

Could be ..

It was about that dude who went on the News and Wanked about having fake plates

Berries

26th March 2012, 22:08

So we can ignore the 'ride to the conditions, if they change reduce your speed' message.
It all depends on what your original speed is doesn't it?

Ender EnZed

26th March 2012, 22:12

Could be ..

It was about that dude who went on the News and Wanked about having fake plates

Sounds about right.

Kinda goes to show how much that no matter how much you mean well... shit will come back to haunt you. If you mean well, you have to be truely impeccable!

DrunkenMistake

26th March 2012, 22:15

Sounds about right.

Kinda goes to show how much that no matter how much you mean well... shit will come back to haunt you. If you mean well, you have to be truely impeccable!

Difference between meaning well, and doing well is,

Meaning well is doing something right by your definition,
And doing well is doing something right by someone else's.

Took all of about 3 - 4 posts to drag away from topic, not bad... haha

Fast Eddie

26th March 2012, 22:23

... and that was the third time I got the clap, but it wouldn't be my last..

DrunkenMistake

26th March 2012, 22:43

... and that was the third time I got the clap, but it wouldn't be my last..

I have seen the photos of your misses,
I am now rather put off, Your work is done.

nzmikey

27th March 2012, 07:56

Took all of about 3 - 4 posts to drag away from topic, not bad... haha

lol I thought it was when you turned up :shutup:

Ntoxcated

27th March 2012, 08:24

... the power 4000cc motorbike ...

Engrish voice recognition failure - powerful thousand cc motorbike :facepalm:

Edbear

27th March 2012, 12:53

a Boss Hog would be around 4000cc ?????

Yeah, the Boss Hoss...

5,700cc. They use the Chevy 350ci V8 as standard.

Hinny

28th March 2012, 02:07

So we can ignore the 'ride to the conditions, if they change reduce your speed' message.

I seriously have to stop listing to the experts and get all my advice from KB. That will keep me real safe.

That's a wise move.
The saying should be

'Ride to the conditions, when they change increase your speed.'

Busa Pete said so. So it must be right.