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    Quote Originally Posted by Jin View Post
    Request full disclosure online then contest it. You might get off on a technicality since they didn't record the time. Otherwise let a judge decide if a slight lifting of the wheel is unsafe or not.
    45 degrees, bit more than slight and a bit more than accident methinks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    Preferably not the Coro Loop.
    i disagree, haven't the motorcycle action safety council now made that safe for motorcyclists?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    Next time, take a look around before pulling a mono through an intersection, if he didn't notice a cop car then what else did he miss.
    THIS is a fair point. Awareness is certainly an issue in this case it would seem. If he isn't aware enough to notice the cop, is he aware enough to be pulling mono's off of a set of lights? I red-light runner or similar will fuck you up pretty badly...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Luckylegs View Post
    Shit, was it a threesome with the tooth fairy... and you weren't invited. No wonder youre a little tetchy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brett View Post
    THIS is a fair point. Awareness is certainly an issue in this case it would seem. If he isn't aware enough to notice the cop, is he aware enough to be pulling mono's off of a set of lights? I red-light runner or similar will fuck you up pretty badly...
    some cops have these things called mufti cars, they're a little bit harder to spot than the other type......

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    Quote Originally Posted by jellywrestler View Post
    some cops have these things called mufti cars, they're a little bit harder to spot than the other type......
    The don't do mono when there is any cage about is the safest bet and keeps us looking like civilised road users for when we complain about the next ACC tax increase.
    Or could you say we pay an extra premium to cover any additional fun we might undertake while riding.
    I have evolved as a KB member.Now nothing I say should be taken seriously.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vtec View Post
    Why have bitching softcocks taken over this forum. When did pulling a wheelie become idiotic? I can ride a fucking unicycle. My UZ125 scooter is one of the easiest to wheelie bikes I've ridden. If you think pulling a wheelie is dangerous you better stay in bed gramps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by awayatc View Post
    Wow.....

    you are a good boy, you bend over nicely!

    what exactly are you so proud of?
    Quote Originally Posted by awayatc View Post
    What's wrong with a lot of you ?

    you think its ok to have to pay $600 for lifting your front wheel a bit....?

    and if you think that is a bit harsh you are a soft cock..?

    you sound like moaning precious wee Nancy's to me

    trade your bikes in for a prius

    or knitting needles....

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    Quote Originally Posted by awayatc View Post
    Steady granpa.....
    take your meds...
    it's ok, young hoons getting properly dealt to....
    getting just what they deserve,
    how dare they riding motosickles in public....
    just because you are so far gone you don't remember being young,
    doesn't mean everybody else is equally demented.....

    hows the knitting going....?
    Quote Originally Posted by Brett View Post
    This forum is becoming pathetic. (Or has it already reached the epitome of pathetic)? I suspect that motorcycling has been overtaken by accountant and librarian 'sensible' types. Motorcycling used to be a bastion of freedom, expression and adventure. Half of you punks make it seem as boring as watching my Corn Flakes turn soggy in the morning. As for the cops enforcing a ticket, hard to say. If it was done safely and in the right situation, then that is ridiculous. If he pulled a minger in the middle of a high traffic area as the lights turned green, then the cop probably did him a favour (in helping to prevent him being fast off the lights and possible wheel fodder for a red-light runner).

    I recall so many rides from KB where wheelies, while neither big nor clever, were a regular part of the days entertainment. I recall a certain member who cracked it open on the western motorway on his Gixxer 1000 with a mentally loud exhaust and wheelied at speed right past an unmarked cop car...who consequently pulled him over but then let him off any fine.

    I bet that half of the chumps on here now would code brown themselves at this sort of carry on. Bet they are subscribers to the WorkSafe newsletters too.
    Quote Originally Posted by Brett View Post
    THIS is a fair point. Awareness is certainly an issue in this case it would seem. If he isn't aware enough to notice the cop, is he aware enough to be pulling mono's off of a set of lights? I red-light runner or similar will fuck you up pretty badly...
    All of these things

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    Quote Originally Posted by awayatc View Post
    Red rep from you is one of the greatest compliments,
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    must have your slippers knitted by now ?
    Likewise... Onya!

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    ...DID SOMEONE SAY WHEELIES!!

    I like wheelies!
    ...cos they are LOTS of fun! (its...Kinda why I ride everyday )

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    And I do tend to find that most who cry "WHEELIES ARE DANGEROUS!!" and other such blatant bull shit!...have never actually had the skill set required to do them...maybe this is why they make the most noise about "safety" and the "law"


    BUT!(As most know)...the popo do NOT! like wheelies anymore(they used to pull you over with a smile and a light warning for the "good ones"...not anymore)...hence you have to be very picky about when & where...and yes, even I am struggling with this "new" concept of limiting my riding fun (I make a huge effort to "behave" now...but it does hurts my soul..."thingy"...)

    but it tis the age of bubble wrap and BS fines after all, so we all must make changes...damnit!



    Ride safe kbers ...but keep having "naughty fun"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brett View Post
    Motorcycling used to be a bastion of freedom, expression and adventure.
    That's always been a myth motoryclists have tried to perpepuate
    "If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."


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    Quote Originally Posted by Brett View Post
    This forum is becoming pathetic. (Or has it already reached the epitome of pathetic)? I suspect that motorcycling has been overtaken by accountant and librarian 'sensible' types. Motorcycling used to be a bastion of freedom, expression and adventure. Half of you punks make it seem as boring as watching my Corn Flakes turn soggy in the morning. As for the cops enforcing a ticket, hard to say. If it was done safely and in the right situation, then that is ridiculous. If he pulled a minger in the middle of a high traffic area as the lights turned green, then the cop probably did him a favour (in helping to prevent him being fast off the lights and possible wheel fodder for a red-light runner).

    I recall so many rides from KB where wheelies, while neither big nor clever, were a regular part of the days entertainment. I recall a certain member who cracked it open on the western motorway on his Gixxer 1000 with a mentally loud exhaust and wheelied at speed right past an unmarked cop car...who consequently pulled him over but then let him off any fine.

    I bet that half of the chumps on here now would code brown themselves at this sort of carry on. Bet they are subscribers to the WorkSafe newsletters too.
    please see Drew's thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    Katman's been and gone.

    Looks like the rest of you have this one covered.
    Never stopped you from throwing in a 2-cent rant before...
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    Quote Originally Posted by jellywrestler View Post
    some cops have these things called mufti cars, they're a little bit harder to spot than the other type......

    WAS it a mufti that caught the mono man??
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    This thread made me laugh!
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    WAS it a mufti that caught the mono man??
    never said either way, you know kiwibitcher, always assuming stuff....

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