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    Good on them!

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    Yaaaarrrr, Damn them young people and their loud machines, weird music and funny clothes.

    Who do they think they are enjoying themselves when old people are trying to sleep. lets all frown and mutter.

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    It is one of my main irritations with the Police that they always seem to focus on soft and easy targets.

    If they are now taking road safety more seriously then that is certainly a step in the right direction.

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    Shame they don't do the same with drink driving.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Headbanger View Post
    Yaaaarrrr, Damn them young people and their loud machines, weird music and funny clothes.

    Who do they think they are enjoying themselves when old people are trying to sleep. lets all frown and mutter.
    Hey I was young, (once a long time ago...), it's not the loud cars and wierd music, (okay it is the wierd music...), and funny clothes, it's the fact that they are dangerous and couldn't care less about the rights or safety of other road users. They take pride in upsetting people and placing the general public at risk of injury or death. THAT is the issue!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
    Hey I was young, (once a long time ago...), it's not the loud cars and wierd music, (okay it is the wierd music...), and funny clothes, it's the fact that they are dangerous and couldn't care less about the rights or safety of other road users. They take pride in upsetting people and placing the general public at risk of injury or death. THAT is the issue!
    Do they....I think they just wanted to have a release, the do gooders made a fuss so they now stick their fingers up and don't care

    Drinker Drivers are no better...yet they don't get their cars crushed and the normally get a limited licence to drive....they are treated better....and if they crash they get ACC......

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    Yep, Sounds like young people. Burn them.

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    Hm.

    We stopped possible illegal street racing from taking place and were very concerned about the number of dangerously modified vehicles we came across
    As I read the article, there was no "street racing" illegal or otherwise going on. Some young men (maybe some chicks too) had gathered in a car park.

    120 of them

    Well, I've seen nearly that many bikes gathered on occasion , in car parks or servos, preparing to set off on a ride. Like, maybe, the Coro GP ?

    I guess that if the cops "corraled" such groups of bikers, they could say then also that they stopped" possible street racing".

    And the cops went over 120 cars with a fine tooth comb. And issued 30 offence notices (not all necessarily related to the cars, I'd guess a good few licence issues); and order 15 off the road.

    What odds that a similar inspection of 120 bikes would come up with similar figures. (Just exhausts alone could probably get more than that).

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    They take pride in upsetting people and placing the general public at risk of injury or death.
    I'm thinking that a good few residents around the Coromandel or Akaroa areas would echo that sentiment. But it wouldn't be cars they were talking about.

    Glasshouse, stones etc. And a generation that rejoiced in bell bottom trousers , paisley ties, winklepickers and Beatles haircuts is hardly in a position to criticise the sartorial efforts of youff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Hm.



    As I read the article, there was no "street racing" illegal or otherwise going on. Some young men (amybe some chicks too) had gathered in a car aprk.

    120 of them

    Well, I've seen nearly that many bikes gathered on occasion , in car parks or servos, preparing to set off on a ride. Like, maybe, the Coro GP ?

    I guess that if the cops "corraled" such groups of bikers, they could say then also that they stopped" possible street racing".

    And the cops went over 120 cars with a fine tooth comb. And issued 30 offence notices (not all necessarily related to the cars, I'd guess a good few licence issues); and order 15 off the road.

    What odds that a similar inspection of 120 bikes would come up with similar figures. (Just exhausts alone could probably get more than that).

    as to


    I'm thinking thta a good few residents around the Coromandel or Akaroa areas would echo that sentiment. But it wouldn't be cars they were talking about.

    Glasshouse, stones etc. And a generation that rejoiced in bell bottom trousers , paisley ties, winklepickers and Beatles haircuts is hardly in a position to criticise the sartorial efforts of youff.
    Worrying but I agree with you.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Hm.



    As I read the article, there was no "street racing" illegal or otherwise going on. Some young men (maybe some chicks too) had gathered in a car park.

    120 of them

    Well, I've seen nearly that many bikes gathered on occasion , in car parks or servos, preparing to set off on a ride. Like, maybe, the Coro GP ?

    I guess that if the cops "corraled" such groups of bikers, they could say then also that they stopped" possible street racing".

    And the cops went over 120 cars with a fine tooth comb. And issued 30 offence notices (not all necessarily related to the cars, I'd guess a good few licence issues); and order 15 off the road.

    What odds that a similar inspection of 120 bikes would come up with similar figures. (Just exhausts alone could probably get more than that).

    as to


    I'm thinking that a good few residents around the Coromandel or Akaroa areas would echo that sentiment. But it wouldn't be cars they were talking about.

    Glasshouse, stones etc. And a generation that rejoiced in bell bottom trousers , paisley ties, winklepickers and Beatles haircuts is hardly in a position to criticise the sartorial efforts of youff.
    We bikers havent made enough of a nuisance of ourselves to be targeted like this, sure if cops target us cos a minority are being numpties then id be annoyed, but the boy-racer are being numpties and need to be taken off the road, good on them cops for doing something about it i say. Also, i cant think of any car parks that could be effectively cordoned off to keep bikes in, cops pull up, all bikes exit along sidewalks etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grahameeboy View Post
    Do they....I think they just wanted to have a release, the do gooders made a fuss so they now stick their fingers up and don't care

    Drinker Drivers are no better...yet they don't get their cars crushed and the normally get a limited licence to drive....they are treated better....and if they crash they get ACC......
    There is no excuse for being dangerous and reckless on the road and I also reckon that if they started crushing the cars of racidivous drink drivers it might have an effect as well. I'm an equal opportunity anti-crime person...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
    There is no excuse for being dangerous and reckless on the road and I also reckon that if they started crushing the cars of racidivous drink drivers it might have an effect as well. I'm an equal opportunity anti-crime person...
    And that is the issue..the law is not being applied equally

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    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
    There is no excuse for being dangerous and reckless on the road and I also reckon that if they started crushing the cars of racidivous drink drivers it might have an effect as well. I'm an equal opportunity anti-crime person...
    I agree, Those that were being dangerous should have been charged, Was anyone being dangerous? or was it just a group of youngsters?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Headbanger View Post
    I agree, Those that were being dangerous should have been charged, Was anyone being dangerous? or was it just a group of youngsters?
    C'mon, would you prefer to wait until they killed someone? The cops found a number of dangerously modified cars, how much time are you prepared to give them on the road to see if they are "doing anything dangerous"?

    They were illegal cars in a public place, and if acting in this manner prevents them getting in the way of my wife and family, I'm all for it. Who are you kidding trying to split hairs?
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