Warning: Cops are watching KB.

[Velox]

So if a hooligan is somebody that rides over 110kph on the motorway, what do you call somebody that does a runner when on a newbie ride (240kph+)
Especially knowing that there is a post on the front page for these advertised rides which expresses that if you cannot stick to the groups pace, don't attend.

There are times and places for picking your moments for hooning. We also have a track and various club days available to us for when we need to get excessive. I can't understand why you would need to do so many runners.
I zip around the place plenty enough and in the last four years have been pulled up once. What do you have to be doing to result in multiple runners?
What is one trying to prove by this? Why does one have to feel they have anything to prove in the first place?

Perhaps it's time we find ourselves a resident shrink!

Argh - all I was trying to say is that in the eyes of the law it's not a case of black and white, dodgey and legal, when it comes to the levels of hooning between "us" (said very vaguely) and the antics in this post. I'm not defending it at all!!!

[crazy_phrog]

I'm sure you guys (and gals) have heard this one before, but I'll post it anyway.
A guy is speeding along the higway and gets pulled up by a cop. The cop walks over with a swagger, leans on the window of the car, looks at the guy and says "I've been waiting all day for you."
To which the guy replies - "I got here as fast as I could"

Keep smiling, and I'm sure most coppers have more common sense than to think that people are silly enough to post their intended illegal actions on the internet.

Keep smilling

:spudguita