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RantyDave
28th November 2006, 05:30
A 15 year old has apparently been caught doing 154 on his restricted.
http://stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3880518a11,00.html
"police were becoming increasingly concerned at the enormous risks being taken by young motorists"
Hmmmmm.
Dave
edit: In semi-related news I see that a Russian billionaire has done another Enzo crash - enough force to slice the car in two and burst into flames - in a 50km/hr limit. http://www.kommersant.com/p725048/Suleiman_Kerimov/
Edbear
28th November 2006, 05:40
Okay. fess up! Who was it and what were you riding? Not a bad speed for a 250...
'Course I don't for one minute condone speeding...
treefrog
28th November 2006, 06:20
didnt we all do that when we were teenagers?silly boy,oh well more revenue 4 da thought police.:bye:
Maha
28th November 2006, 06:33
Did Gareth get a loaner?.......:scooter: :innocent:
apteryx_haasti
28th November 2006, 06:48
How can a 15 yr old be on a restricted? I thought you had to be 15 to apply for a learners, and then if under 25, 18 months on L plates....? Or do I have the system wrong?
(PS - Edbear - what makes you think he was on a 250? Coulda been riding outside his license conditions...!)
bane
28th November 2006, 06:55
6 months for a learners, and 18 months on restricted i think
McJim
28th November 2006, 07:16
I thought in a previous thread we'd established that holding a driver's licence is a right not a pivilege?...someone needs to have a wee word with bobby...uppity bobby..naughty bobby.
Remember KB is right...KB is ALWAYS right
hXc
28th November 2006, 07:24
6 months for a learners, and 18 months on restricted i thinkCorrect!
And most 250's will do that speed - My Spada does a bit more and that's a non-performance 4-stroke V-twin. You take a ZXR or CBR, or 2-stroke, and that's a nice cruising speed - they'll do 180km/h.
hXc
28th November 2006, 07:26
I thought in a previous thread we'd established that holding a driver's licence is a right not a pivilege?
Remember KB is right...KB is ALWAYS right
Yes that's true. And with every right, comes a responsibility. If you want to do that sort of speed, do it in a responsible manner (A place with long straight roads and no traffic, or a track), it's as simple as that. Some people need to grow up a bit.
Straightline speed is nothing. Hold your speed in a corner, now that's something.
slinky
28th November 2006, 07:28
ofcourse u speed! it was all about telling your mates the next day at school how fast you went last night!
just a shame that he had a speeding ticket to prove it :p
Deano
28th November 2006, 07:31
I thought in a previous thread we'd established that holding a driver's licence is a right not a pivilege?...someone needs to have a wee word with bobby...uppity bobby..naughty bobby.
Remember KB is right...KB is ALWAYS right
I like his final quote......:dodge:
Everyone has the right to apply for a licence - the privilege arises from passing the tests, and being able to afford to pay for the licence.
No one can just get a licence as of right - there are criteria.
slinky
28th November 2006, 07:35
but upon joining the thursday night ride on the north shore,
hav found a straight line high speed is no where near as fun or exhilerating as taking that corner at speed, n getting down low.
which i didn;t get to experience when i was 16/17 with my 250
Lias
28th November 2006, 08:15
Young motorcyclist clocked at speeds up to 154kph
28 November 2006
The actions of a youth who rode his motorcycle at speeds of up to 154kph have been described by police as "blatantly irresponsible".
The 15-year-old motorcyclist, stopped on State Highway 16 near Wellsford, north of Auckland, yesterday, told police he was unaware he was going so fast.
Highway Patrol manager Senior Sergeant Bill Russell said that about 11.30am the youth was travelling at a speed of 154kph, in a 100kph sector when he was stopped by a road policing unit.
"He only received his restricted motor cycle licence a month ago, but now because of his reckless actions he has a mandatory 28 days riding suspension," Mr Russell said.
"He will also be charged with speeding and other offences."
Mr Russell said police were becoming increasingly concerned at the enormous risks being taken by young motorists who are on the graduate drivers licence system.
"These motorcycle riders and motorists need to be vigilant in keeping to the speed limits and to their restricted licence requirements.
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"There's too many who consider their individual driving abilities to be above that of others, who are far more experienced.
"Holding a driver's licence is a privilege. . . it is not a right," he said.
silverado
28th November 2006, 09:46
7.00am Tuesday November 28, 2006
A teenage motorcyclist has been grounded by police who clocked him travelling at 154km/h a month after receiving his licence.
The 15-year-old was caught on a 100km/h stretch of State Highway 16 near Wellsford on Sunday. His restricted licence was suspended for 28 days and he will be summoned to appear in court.
Police said his actions were "blatantly irresponsible".
NZ Herald
Maverick
28th November 2006, 09:47
I think this is the third repost this morning? :dodge:
fzr250exup
28th November 2006, 11:06
I am the one who was caught doing 154 km/h, i would just like to clear up a few things... firstly when the article quoted the cop saying that I was unaware of my speed that was not true, at no point whatsoever did I deny or accept that i was doing that speed. I have not even been to court yet and false statements have already been made.
The_Dover
28th November 2006, 11:07
was the cop a ginger cunt?
slinky
28th November 2006, 11:12
I am the one who was caught doing 154 km/h, i would just like to clear up a few things... firstly when the article quoted the cop saying that I was unaware of my speed that was not true, at no point whatsoever did I deny or or not accept that i was doing that speed. I have not even been to court yet and false statements have already been made.
yeh, i hate the newspapers! they are so full of crap and lies.
mate had a car crash that i was in a while back, so many lies in the article!
any way..... did they impound your bike aswell??? or just take your licence for a month?
McJim
28th November 2006, 11:18
I am the one who was caught doing 154 km/h, i would just like to clear up a few things... firstly when the article quoted the cop saying that I was unaware of my speed that was not true, at no point whatsoever did I deny or or not accept that i was doing that speed. I have not even been to court yet and false statements have already been made.
Welcome to KB dude - nice entry to the site by the way..:scooter:
Whynot
28th November 2006, 11:19
Welcome to KB dude - nice entry to the site by the way..:scooter:
yea well done, best entry for a while :yes:
Jamezo
28th November 2006, 11:24
Cool bike, hope you've got a buttload of money handy for the fines!
SwanTiger
28th November 2006, 11:29
Is that you Julian?
Jeaves
28th November 2006, 11:43
Welcome to the site , take care out there speedy gonzales :scooter:
riffer
28th November 2006, 11:45
yea well done, best entry for a while :yes:
Indeed. However, you've got a long way to go to beat Mikey.
Might be time to reassess your riding young fella ... :mellow:
silverado
28th November 2006, 11:49
There's always someone faster than you.
Sorry folks
crashe
28th November 2006, 11:53
And let the 'merging' begin........ of all the three threads.....
Oh Joni where are you?
There's a wee merge to be done.......:yes:
Joni you do a great job.
Or will another moderator beat you to it......
Edit: merged...... well done........
BAD DAD
28th November 2006, 12:00
I would find it hard NOT to do 154km on that road. It just begs you to do it in some of the areas with a nice surface.
Oh by the way young fellah, you should be ashamed of your self dammit
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quickbuck
28th November 2006, 12:25
I am the one who was caught doing 154 km/h, i would just like to clear up a few things... firstly when the article quoted the cop saying that I was unaware of my speed that was not true, at no point whatsoever did I deny or accept that i was doing that speed. I have not even been to court yet and false statements have already been made.
Yeah, I got that when I had a court appearence.
Welcome to the site, I guess you will spend a bit of time on here while you are waiting out your 28 days.
SPman
28th November 2006, 12:56
Yeah, I got that when I had a court appearence.
Welcome to the site, I guess you will spend a bit of time on here while you are waiting out your 28 days.
and the following 6 months.........
lukelin250
28th November 2006, 12:58
what?? i didnt make the papers for my 180 on a learners effort?? jeez journalism nowadays,, hahah:rockon:
NZHog
28th November 2006, 13:20
My first reaction on reading this this morning was; Well if they had just let him get his Tonne Up he probably would have slowed down.
Myself I have not gone that fast in a very long time,the penalties suck,all the best with the wait to get your licence back.
Speeding carefully is tricky, I am old & slow & my bike would barely go that fast :). I am sure others here will give you plenty of advice!
I am the one who was caught doing 154 km/h, i would just like to clear up a few things... firstly when the article quoted the cop saying that I was unaware of my speed that was not true, at no point whatsoever did I deny or accept that i was doing that speed. I have not even been to court yet and false statements have already been made.
SimJen
28th November 2006, 13:28
Nice one bro. But next time try and go faster..... ;)
I wish the media wouldn't continually blow everything out of proportion.
I've done almost twice that on a few occasions and similar in a cage and would love to see the media report something along those lines......I'd probably get 6 years in Jail for it, judging by how much of a crime they see speeding as.
gixermike
28th November 2006, 16:07
Is it just me who thought.
"kid goes fastish in straight line..., not pissed, not nicked bike, not drugged up....nothing else happens"
thats a pretty normal cruise speed to work on a european motorway. not the brightest though...
??
Qkchk
28th November 2006, 16:13
Its fuckwits like him who get the cops checking out our favorite haunts. :angry: Stir them up like a bowl of sharks..........
terbang
28th November 2006, 16:16
Fark is that all. When I was 15 there were no bike size restrictions and I rode a 750 and used to ton it all the time (imperial ton), I didn't think that I was dangerous and fuck I could ride better than any of those old bastards that used to lecture me on my attitude.. And cops, Pfffftt they were fair game. My mate on his 500 was exactly the same. Like me, he was indestructable. But he never saw 16...:mellow:
Mom
28th November 2006, 16:19
I am the one who was caught doing 154 km/h, i would just like to clear up a few things... firstly when the article quoted the cop saying that I was unaware of my speed that was not true, at no point whatsoever did I deny or accept that i was doing that speed. I have not even been to court yet and false statements have already been made.
Here starts the journey of waiting and paying and then walking.......have a look at http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=39644
there may be a spare one or two of these available for the next little while :innocent:
Slow down hey!
Edbear
28th November 2006, 17:19
(PS - Edbear - what makes you think he was on a 250? Coulda been riding outside his license conditions...!)
:gob: A KB'r....?????? No, surely no-one here would do that..!!!! :yes:
Hillbilly
28th November 2006, 17:29
Here's an article in the NZ Herald about an idiot on SH16! This is what gets all the cops up there: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=1&ObjectID=10412748
(EDIT: Seems this is posted elsewhere)
marty
28th November 2006, 17:45
took an RS250 from Holeshot for a fang today - had an awsome full noise split up to Upper Harbour Drive - d plates are great! i had forgotten how much fun the RS was. not sure on the rainbow colours though
kber on a GB just leaving Holeshot as I got back - Spankme? didn't get the chance to say hi sorry.
oiler
28th November 2006, 20:04
The lads been riding quite awhile now on the back of his old mans and my bikes plus doing MX so is quite sensable, so what do YOU do with a big red commadore on your arse for 10k?
vamr
28th November 2006, 20:09
so what do YOU do with a big red commadore on your arse for 10k?
Pull over and suck on a cancer stick?
Toaster
28th November 2006, 20:11
was the cop a ginger cunt?
I know who you are thinkin' of....
Toaster
28th November 2006, 20:17
Its fuckwits like him who get the cops checking out our favorite haunts. :angry: Stir them up like a bowl of sharks..........
Couldn't agree more!
terbang
28th November 2006, 20:25
This is an interesting thread. Does a young guy caught doing 150 odd Kliks on a 250 attract the heat anymore than say an old fart like me getting caught doing the same on my Busa. I thought speeding was speeding and either way (me or him) its more than 40 Kliks over so Bye Bye licence. It is interesting to note that most of us have ridden at similar or even higher speeds on that very piece of road often. Don't you think that it is all of us that are attracting the cops rather than one young fella getting caught speeding on his restricted. My only concern here is that I hope that his mentors or guardians or whatever, have or do ensure that he is well competent on a bike as the statistics are against him for a long life.
Ixion
28th November 2006, 20:28
Its fuckwits like him who get the cops checking out our favorite haunts. :angry: Stir them up like a bowl of sharks..........
Um, I guess in fairness it should be said that I have heard rumours that on Thursday nights several dozen bikers blat over the roads fairly near there at speeds well in excess of what he was doing. Maybe they might do more stirring up than one lad on his own?
Whilst the wisdom of such speeds by an inexperienced rider might be questioned, the speed itself is not inordinate for that stretch of road (well, parts of it anyway).
MattRSK
28th November 2006, 20:32
So anyone on here never done 154+ on their bike? Step forward!
Brett
28th November 2006, 20:35
Dont be silly, the faster you go the bigger the mess...dont you know these things?
TLDV8
28th November 2006, 20:37
Don't you think that it is all of us that are attracting the cops rather than one young fella getting caught speeding on his restricted.
No it is not everyone..A good deal of it is those folk going up and down it like a race track with what seems like one off a week being posted not to mention getting busted for speeding then whining.
You know it is !@#$ed when you are chatting to 3 others on a sunny sunday morning at Westgate or whatever it is and a HP comes into the servo to give a speel about keeping the smilie faces on those road side billboards.They seem to think every rider is a !@#$ plonker now ?....The minority !@#$ing it for the rest...... The posts about doing 200kmh on the Coro loop will send that ride the same.....!@#$ed for those who have a clue...It was bad enough when the locals were out on the footpath because they were that pissed off..Grrrr !!!
crashe
28th November 2006, 21:02
So anyone on here never done 154+ on their bike? Step forward!
Stepping forward as requested........
My bike doesn't go that fast.
MattRSK
28th November 2006, 21:04
Stepping forward as requested........
My bike doesn't go that fast.
Ah yes I will have a cd for you soon. Next couple of days :D
The_Dover
28th November 2006, 21:16
So anyone on here never done 154+ on their bike? Step forward!
fuck man, I've done that speed off my bike
kermie
28th November 2006, 21:33
150 isent relly that farst, my little honda beraly does 160, but i found that out in a 70k zone so i gess that isent to grate, but my uncle got snaped doin 150 in a 50 k zone, and dident get in verry deap s**t.
I got pulled over by a black holden a few days before him, for 100 in a 50, and I only got a little 'slap on the hand'. He is young, I know him (from school), and the urges to just open the throttle and 'test' your bike come to every rider, and relly, what do u expect from a 15 year old boy? ... Exactly the same as a 20 year old who just started riding!! At school most of the guys think it is a joke, and to us youngons who get the tickts it is to, shore I dont have $630 in my back pocket for my fine. but I dont relly cear eather.
:whocares:
hXc
28th November 2006, 21:36
150 isent relly that farst, my little honda beraly does 160Your Spada is fucked. get it looked at mate. Either that, or you ain't doin' something right (diet?). They're good for 175 and 14 flat 1/4miles.
Ixion
28th November 2006, 21:37
Quick, chair for Mr Hitcher. Clear the way, BOTTYNZ SWAT team coming through
(BOTTYNZ , the original and unsurpassed grammar nazis. Ask for BOTTY by name, accept no inferior substitutes, we give green stamps)
hXc
28th November 2006, 21:40
Iwhat do u expect from a 15 year old boy? ... Exactly the same as a 20 year old who just started riding!! Actually, a lot more than that. If you're out on the road, you should be a lot more responsible than that, dipshit. Choose your places carefully or don't go that fast, simple as that. It gives the rest of us young guys a bad name mate. I'm 15, and yes I have the urges to open the throttle wide everytime I can, but I don't. Control the urge, have some responsibility. Having a lisence is a right, obeying the rules is a responsibility
At school most of the guys think it is a joke, and to us youngons who get the tickts it is to, shore I dont have $630 in my back pocket for my fine. but I dont relly cear eather.
:whocares:That attitude is really a great one isn't it?:yes: Seriously, maybe sell your bike and grow up. The Spada ia great bike, and rare. I don't want to see one less of them out there because of some young dipshit thinking he's invincible.
McJim
28th November 2006, 21:44
So anyone on here never done 154+ on their bike? Step forward!
That'll be me - I managed to get it to about 145kph at Taupo track on the back straight.
kermie
28th November 2006, 21:46
Your Spada is fucked. get it looked at mate. Either that, or you ain't doin' something right (diet?). They're good for 175 and 14 flat 1/4miles.
yeah it is, it needs a new.... everything.... it wont go faster as the gear box is well pretty lame atm, the nice click the cams maks as the lines 4 oil are blocked 2 the front piston, and i relly dont wont 2 fix it myself, and cant afford the shop 2 do it :[ and well, its older than me, by a good 2 years. and i dont whant 2 know what putting av gas in it wood do haha. o and my carbs RELLY need to be looked at haha.. himm i can do all this on my 28 day licence suspension, as well as putting those brake pads on i brught moonths ago, but never put on (just avoided the rear brake) !
hXc
28th November 2006, 21:48
Avgas won't do it any harm. But don't try until you get the rest sorted mate. It'll fuck the engine, if it hasn't already. Get it looked at, yesterday!
Titanium
28th November 2006, 21:53
So anyone on here never done 154+ on their bike? Step forward!
Is that 154+ kmh or 154+ mph?
If so, done both of them on track day .. .
Never done over a 100 on the open road ...... :innocent:
kermie
28th November 2006, 22:02
he was doin 154 kmh (when he got clocked)
i will look at it haha, but im wondering is it relly worth it, or just nick mi big bros gsxr250r?
justsomeguy
28th November 2006, 22:15
Several bikers have done 190kmph indicated on their 250's on their learners on the road. Several bikers have done 270+ kmph on their full licenses on the road. This is nothing new.
People have been speeding on the roads for years and years.
I'm pretty darned sure about 95+ percent kiwibikers who ride (as opposed to those with no bikes, just internet connections) have at some point in their life exceeded the speed limit by :shutup: kms.
No one's innocent.
vamr
28th November 2006, 23:50
No one's innocent.
Here here, I would seriously doubt anyone here claiming they have not given in into impulses to either twist the throttle or step on the gas pedal.
The "safety margin" of when and where are generally an after thought for justification.
Lou Girardin
29th November 2006, 05:42
Yep, 154 on bike, ie, on the open road with no-one else at risk, is far more dangerous than, say, the buses on Sylvan Ave that constantly drive straight at oncoming vehicles.
I weary of their amateurish propaganda.
The_Dover
29th November 2006, 05:46
Yep, 154 on bike, ie, on the open road with no-one else at risk, is far more dangerous than, say, the buses on Sylvan Ave that constantly drive straight at oncoming vehicles.
I weary of their amateurish propaganda.
Don't be stupid Lou, ten tonnes running a red light is safe as houses.
terbang
29th November 2006, 06:58
Love that old pearler: "The Pot calling the Kettle black".
Me do more than 100KPH, never in your life so please put his youngun in jail and throw away the key. Whew the world just got a lot safer..!
oiler
29th November 2006, 09:39
I'm going to be intrested in what the magistrate has to say about the cop shepareding him up to that speed by tail gating.
DougB
29th November 2006, 11:45
I well remember going over 100mph back in about 1956. When I was about 17.
I had a 1000cc Vincent Rapide with a huge speedo that went up to 120mph(or was it 150?". These were the fastest things on the road in the 1950's. I did this safely on the first stretch of motorway built and opened in NZ Auckland, it was near Panmure I think.
Surely no one on this list can say they have not wanted to experience the thrill of speed. I got my Guzzi nearly up to that speed safely several times in later life. I was still young then though, I had only just turned 60.
I cant afford to risk fines now I am on the old age pension. I can just afford to register my bikes.
Ixion
29th November 2006, 12:33
As you all know, Nana never speeds. (Please note , site PlodPersons, and pass the word around. If you see someone resembling me apparently speeding, you will know for certain that your rader/laser is defective and you need to return to base immediately to have it fixed). So I cannot comment on the safety of such illegal speeds.
But I have a reprobate brother (he happens to look exactly like me, and , like the rulers of mediaeval Ruess, we even have the same name) .Completely different person, but.
He has reputedly (of course, it may just be a rumour) , in the GoodOldDays when the roads were much safer (i.e. Mr Plod did not have mobile radar, and played by the rules and kept off double digit highways), been known to cruise for periods of an hour or more at a time at 90-100mph, about what our young friend got pinged for . Strangely, he lived to tell the tale (unless it was a rumour) , and the sky did not fall, and no-one (not even a kitten) was harmed as a result.
Of course, Nana entirely deprecates such illegal activity. Don't do it, it is dangerous. And illegal. And irresponsible. And anti-social. And no biker would ever want to be considered any of those things, would he .
As always, two strokes are excepted. Speeding on a two stroke isn't speeding at all, it's simply responding to the inevitable laws of nature.
Deano
29th November 2006, 13:24
I'm going to be intrested in what the magistrate has to say about the cop shepareding him up to that speed by tail gating.
Don't hold your breath.
marty
29th November 2006, 13:58
Holy crap, yep that woulda been the Spank. You passed God without saying hi, best hide your women and children.
he was just riding out as i was riding in - i thought about giving chase but didn't have the disco lights....
kermie
29th November 2006, 14:53
some young dipshit thinking he's invincible.
hay, i know im not invincable, i had a fxr 150 witch got written off (wasent my falt, unlicenced gurl in a 4WD wiped me out) i wasent speeding and it fucked out my wrist!!
If i do open up my lill spada, its on the roads i live around, and only when there is no traffic. but i usally keep to going my hardest on my YZF, witch is much more fun than a road bike... it might not be as farst, but it is much harder!! =)... but i bean off that because of my wrist, soo out comes the spada, witch does do my road verry happly at 100k, being a 100 k road, i dont go over it... and better yet, there isent verry meny strights, soo its all fun in the squigles :D
marty
29th November 2006, 15:49
So that'll be a fail for NCEA english then?
scumdog
29th November 2006, 16:03
I'm going to be intrested in what the magistrate has to say about the cop shepareding him up to that speed by tail gating.
Oooh, THERE's a novel excuse for speeding, it's GOTTA work!!
The_Dover
29th November 2006, 16:05
Oooh, THERE's a novel excuse for speeding, it's GOTTA work!!
"I saw a man with tassles and a ravenous look in his eye in a cop car chasing me.........i could even smell the scotch on his breath....."
Qkchk
29th November 2006, 16:18
Um, I guess in fairness it should be said that I have heard rumours that on Thursday nights several dozen bikers blat over the roads fairly near there at speeds well in excess of what he was doing. Maybe they might do more stirring up than one lad on his own?
Whilst the wisdom of such speeds by an inexperienced rider might be questioned, the speed itself is not inordinate for that stretch of road (well, parts of it anyway).
Attend one of my rides and you will see why I get annoyed............:angry:
Everyone is told at the before-ride-breifing:
"I cannot stop people from speeding but if you do, you are doing it at your own risk and dont come crying to me if ya pinged."
Even more interesting is my disclaimer on the ATNR thread, first post:
Disclaimer: You participate on this ride at your own risk. I will not be held accountable for anyones actions, to/from and during the ride.. Anyone who is caught endangering others by their actions will be asked to leave the ride and may be refused entry to forthcoming rides! (As we have had seen in the past)
If I have been doin this ride for 15months and havent been done - why is that? :Police:
Qkchk
29th November 2006, 16:20
I cant stop people from speeding................. just annoyed by the media exposure of one of our fav haunts thats all. :done:
Ixion
29th November 2006, 16:20
"I saw a man with tassles and a ravenous look in his eye in a cop car chasing me.........i could even smell the scotch on his breath....."
"Like one who rides upon a lonesome road"
"And having turned once his head "
"doth turn no more but hurries on in holy dread "
"For he knows that ever close behind"
"A foul frightful fiend doth tread"
scumdog
29th November 2006, 18:18
"Like one who rides upon a lonesome road"
"And having turned once his head "
"doth turn no more but hurries on in holy dread "
"For he knows that ever close behind"
"A foul frightful fiend doth tread"
Hey, no fair, I might be frightful but I ain't foul!!!
(Except after 4 jugs of beer and a large curry)
MattRSK
29th November 2006, 18:35
I frequently find myself at the top speed of my bike and my car. Never in town or populated areas. Oh and I don't care what you think. :rockon:
Edbear
29th November 2006, 19:54
I frequently find myself at the top speed of my bike and my car.
I usually find myself in the last place I left me...:yes:
Yo get lost often...?:wacko:
MattRSK
29th November 2006, 20:01
I usually find myself in the last place I left me...:yes:
Yo get lost often...?:wacko:
sometimes for days on end.
R6_kid
29th November 2006, 20:14
hmm... am i gonna get in the paper too?
I remember back in the day on my 250 i passed a cop heading the other way on SH16 doing a tad over 130kmh and he didnt even turn around, and that was on a straight too. Needless to say that i'd maxxed the ZXR out in a couple of places along that Old North - Peak - SH16 - Wellsford route.
Back when i got the R6 i was on SH16 three days in a row. I wasnt quite on my full licence and managed X54kmh in one or two places.
In saying that though, there is a time and a place, if you get caught then take the heat. Good luck with your court case mate, judging by the timing of you getting your ticket we might be in court around the same time.
R6_kid
29th November 2006, 20:20
"There's too many who consider their individual driving abilities to be above that of others, who are far more experienced.
That would be nearly every person with a licence in New Zealand...
diggydog
29th November 2006, 20:24
hay you fellas, take it easy on the young lad, he didnt relise what speed he was doing, idont think he had a spedo.:dodge:
scumdog
29th November 2006, 20:26
"There's too many who consider their individual driving abilities to be above that of others, who are far more experienced.
Damn right, most would rather admit having a small wizzer or flat chest than admit they are a bad rider/driver.
McJim
29th November 2006, 20:42
(Except after 4 jugs of beer and a large curry)
How the hell can you get a decent curry that far out on the edge of the Empire?
scumdog
29th November 2006, 20:44
How the hell can you get a decent curry that far out on the edge of the Empire?
Simple - get CB to make it for me!
(I grew up in Malaya, know a bit or two about curry!)
Shadows
1st December 2006, 23:04
Its fuckwits like him who get the cops checking out our favorite haunts. :angry: Stir them up like a bowl of sharks..........
I can't believe what I'm reading.
I think you'll find that the cops were already checking the road out, or he wouldn't have been caught speeding. It sounds like the chicken and egg argument. According to the theory of evolution, it was the egg that was first, by the way.
If you truly abide by your signature line, then you have got nothing to worry or comment about. If you don't abide by it, then I think its a bit rich that you think you have the right to speed on a certain bit of road to the exclusion of everybody else just because they might attract the fuzz that was already there in the first place.
Brmm
2nd December 2006, 17:24
hay, i know im not invincable, i had a fxr 150 witch got written off (wasent my falt, unlicenced gurl in a 4WD wiped me out) i wasent speeding and it fucked out my wrist!!
That FXR was my first bike. I looked after it so well and then you trashed it. :, (
kermie
4th December 2006, 15:01
That FXR was my first bike. I looked after it so well and then you trashed it. :, (
if u read properly, it wasent even my falt, unless i'm at wrong for riding on a street? lol
avgas
4th December 2006, 21:54
Ah yes, the days of being young and stupid. In retrospect i was friggin lucky i was on good terms with the local cop
kermie
5th December 2006, 10:56
I have only bean pulled over once, and I dont plan on doing it again, such a bad feeling when you see those red and blue lights light up behind you!!!
and for crashing, well, I'm just blantly worryed if someone will pull out infront of me again so in as observant of what cars are doing as I can be (unmarked cop car, sitting in a driveway is not counted, haha)... I dont wonna louse my lill spada, im happy with it, even if its not able 2 go as farst as other peoples, I'll just keep it from 'poping' on me, and ill be happy.
YAY back on my YZ400F!!!!
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