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    Being a newbie bike may have saved me from a ticket

    But not in the way you might think!

    I was heading into Wellington this evening (about 7.40pm). It was dark enough to need the headlights, but not dark enough to actually illuminate anything with them.

    Anyway, here I am, in my cage (was picking some people up) coming down the Motorway towards town. Just past the Ngauranga exit I could just barely see a biker pulled over under the overbridge that comes down from the gorge. It was hard to see him there, but I thought I could make out a bike.

    So, I took my foot off the accelerator, thinking that I could pull over if he looked like he needed any help...

    Which is why I was only going 90 kph when in the radar!! Yep, it was a bikie cop hiding under the bridge and there was another just where the flyover comes down, ready to give chase to anyone who the first cop radioed about.

    So, that's some bikie karma, I guess. Hah! I thought perhaps it was someone who had run outta gas or something...

    A_H
    Me and my imaginary friend have been goin' round the bend for some time now....

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    damn lucky aye, ive had times where ive been speeding in my car and just when i slow down, what do you know theres a speed camera, pheww!!
    i have had a speeding ticket but i was only going 67 in a 50 "ahem" um the other times i dare not talk about hehe

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    you shoulda pulled over and asked if he needed help, wasted some of his time...
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    Quote Originally Posted by gamgee View Post
    you shoulda pulled over and asked if he needed help, wasted some of his time...
    Heh! Hi there - are you out of gas or something? Need some batteries for your toy? Hey - yep, just tryin' to help out a fellow biker....
    Me and my imaginary friend have been goin' round the bend for some time now....

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    And then get a ticket for stopping on the motorway...

    They've real busy around our area of late
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    Quote Originally Posted by Colapop View Post
    And then get a ticket for stopping on the motorway...

    They've real busy around our area of late
    Your allowed to stop for emergencies and break downs, and giving a stranded biker a lift is an emergency as some P pumped idiot could come through and collect him if left standing on the side of the motorway

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    good on ya for slowing down to help a fellow biker..

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    Good on you mate!
    A stellar example of how good manners on the road pay off.
    "People are stupid ... almost anyone will believe almost anything. Because people are stupid, they will believe a lie because they want to believe it's true, or because they are afraid it might be true. People's heads are full of knowledge, facts, and beliefs, and most of it is false, yet they think it all true ... they can only rarely tell the difference between a lie and the truth, and yet they are confident they can, and so all are easier to fool." -- Wizard's First Rule

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