Bike Clamping Saga

[Beemer]

I had a go at this woman who was parked in a disabled spot once. I said she didn't seem to have a disabled permit and she told me to fuck off. I turned around and said "I'm sorry, but being a fat, ugly idiot may be classed as a disability in some cultures, but it still doesn't entitle you to park in a disabled spot!" A parking warden came along so she moved, but if you could have seen her face!

[Ixion]

And all us riders carry one of THEM in our hip-pocket eh?

Well, not in my pockets. Personally I cable tie them to a frame member. They're quite big and heavy.

[SpeedyGirl]

Pity we cant' get them to police the bike parks in Christchurch.

I need to make more "motorcycle parks are not for your car" stickers

ooooooo i need those tooooo!!!!!!!

[crusa]

I had a go at this woman who was parked in a disabled spot once. I said she didn't seem to have a disabled permit and she told me to fuck off. I turned around and said "I'm sorry, but being a fat, ugly idiot may be classed as a disability in some cultures, but it still doesn't entitle you to park in a disabled spot!" A parking warden came along so she moved, but if you could have seen her face!

The people that annoy me the most(When no sticker/card can be seen) are the ones that,I say this is for disabled and they say "I cant understand" then smile at me stupidly and i say "how did you get your liscense" and they keep fuckin smiling at me nodding there little head.then i walk away before i turn into a clamped bike owner

[lukelin250]

that would have been funny too see, big thing missing is what was he riding? a harley or a gixxer rider?hahah

[lukelin250]

or some young bogan on a 250 cbr????,.....

[crusa]

that would have been funny too see, big thing missing is what was he riding? a harley or a gixxer rider?hahah

well its not the type of bike i ride

[SPman]

how disabled can a biker be? ive seen a guy in a wheelchair on his sidecar overseas...

I know one in the South Island.....uses bungees to hold his legs on the bike pegs and has a collapsible wheelchair he carries in the sidecar. He considers himself more glad to be able to ride still, rather than disabled.