the legalities.......not sure the cops would like it and Im pretty sure they have to be able to touch the pegs. But bouncing down the road
a littleies noggin wont sustain that so well helmet or not
Forum whore
the legalities.......
Grumpy Old Bastard
Soooo...are you a member of the FBMC then..?Originally Posted by iYRe
. “No pleasure is worth giving up for two more years in a rest home.” Kingsley Amis
Scooter boy
Was sent this pic. You'd want to hang on to the bucket!
Another fine mess.
Born to be mild
Police would probably take a dim view but I guess I can't throw stones...
Oh, this was just off our driveway at the end of the cul-de-sac in which we live so isn't as naughty as it looks.
Grow older but never grow up
god im bored!!
i dont know, i think that if you struck a reasonable copper that in the time place and circumstances, and your riding was sweet, werent going far, then it prob wouldnt be such an issue.
then again when was the last time that happened these days.
Forum whore
well.. i used to be 210 kg... 115 now :PSoooo...are you a member of the FBMC then..?
The law is.. They have to have a helmet, be able to hold on and put their feet on pegs. That's it :P
minion
Actually it is terrible... you took that poor innocent child on a HondaaaaarrrggghhhhhPolice would probably take a dim view but I guess I can't throw stones...
Oh, this was just off our driveway at the end of the cul-de-sac in which we live so isn't as naughty as it looks.
"A man can no more diminish God's glory by refusing to worship Him than a lunatic can put out the sun by scribbling the word, 'darkness' on the walls of his cell."
C.S. Lewis
Blue is BETTER
See, I've often thought about the "minimum age" I would take my kids on my bike. I suppose if a kid if old enough to understand "hang on for your life" then that's the first step. It's funny that when they're young and in a car they need more safety protection then any other person in the car, i.e. 5 point harness. But on a bike it's the same as the rider. It seems as bikers, we decide ourselves when it's safe to carry kids and how to carry them with minimal influence from the law. Makes a refreshing change.
I still reckon I wouldn't take my kid on the bike until they can ride their own. Then it'll be on the back. But I can kinda see the logic of putting them on the front all "cacooned" up. The biggest issue for me would be forking over all that cash for decent gear only to have them grow out of it within 2-3 years!
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