3 news now - biker caught at 300k???

[Lou Girardin]

Recently, on a closed road etc etc, I had the Bandit just over 200 k's.
Shame the accurate bike speedo I'd fitted only showed 175.
I lost 3 inches of penis length right then, now I'm countersunk.

[handy_dog]

I don't turn the bloody thing on unless there is a car in the beam.

Not very sporting of you

[cowpoos]

I lost 3 inches of penis length right then.

I bet your theripest has some stories to tell

[handy_dog]

What the Police, LTNZ and the Politicians in this country need is a fucken good wake up call. A mass rally on the steps of Parliment with a few thousand bikers reving their engines in protest just might be the way to do it. Might not acheive much but at least for a few hours there will be a 'real' Party in Parliment.

Skyryder[/QUOTE]

Shame the last person who went to Parliment, with the intention of doing an honest days work, was Guy Faulks.........

[Clockwork]

Probably because no-one made it an election issue.

No manifesto, no mandate!!

[marty]

here tis:

http://www.bsa.govt.nz/makingcomplaints.htm

[Marley]

... wheelies with no hands, lying on the bike with feet covering the number plate, and usually at 330 km/h.

What, dont you ?

I saw somebody attempting that a while back, on a New Lynn side street at night. They had some sort of cbr triple-r stunt bike I think, not too sure, but it seemed to have been highly modified.

[Skyryder]

Is this the REAL Skyryder speaking, or the virtual construct who delights in deceit and antagonism? I thought you didn't present any part of your "real" persona on Internet forums.

I've just had one of my posts on you removed from the forum. Seems when I call it like it is your friends in high places come and save you. So where's the quote from J2 or do you have to hide behind the forum moderators.

Skyryder

[Skyryder]

This thread has just made my day.

Absolutely amusing

That is until you are left stranded.

Skyryder

[Skyryder]

They aren't "their" laws. Those laws are ours. They are the direct result of decisions WE make in the polling booth.

What planet do you live on J2. The only thing the polling booth does is to give us a Government. Nothing else. Perhaps you can provide the documentation that shows how the law is a result of the decision that I make. For strangly enough I seem to have lost it.

Skyryder

[Hitcher]

The first (up-country) edition of the Saturday 20 January DominionPost carries a feature article by David McLoughlin that quotes a South Canterbury Policeman as saying the fastest recorded speed he was aware of was for a motorcycle travelling at 350kmh. This statement is incorrect and has been corrected for subsequent editions of the paper as 250kmh.

However I suspect there will be a few up-country readers who will be misinformed by this.

[Skyryder]

The first (up-country) edition of the Saturday 20 January DominionPost carries a feature article by David McLoughlin that quotes a South Canterbury Policeman as saying the fastest recorded speed he was aware of was for a motorcycle travelling at 350kmh. This statement is incorrect and has been corrected for subsequent editions of the paper as 250kmh.

However I suspect there will be a few up-country readers who will be misinformed by this.

And because of this there are now, thanks to TV One and Three, thousands of kiwis who see the changed instant loss of licence speed justified.

Skyryder

[scumdog]

Then he can explain it in civil court, to your lawyer.
.

That's assuming you can afford to hire a COMPETENT lawyer to take your case!

[scumdog]

And because of this there are now, thanks to TV One and Three, thousands of kiwis who see the changed instant loss of licence speed justified.

Skyryder

Well, they must be bozos that you know - as far as I'M concerned there are none! - even the average Joe has more sense than to take that seriously.

[Toast]

They aren't "their" laws. Those laws are ours. They are the direct result of decisions WE make in the polling booth.

That may be theoretically true...but I don't believe it's reasonable, as there's no way that you can accurately predict how a chosen party (let alone a coalition of them) will really act when they become a Government. Especially on an issue like enforcement of a morally just speeding policy...so complaint about the law in this case is totally justified...plus it would be political suicide to go against the already mass-media and govt. advertising generated hype.