Strange Behaviour

**jrandom** · 14th December 2004, 20:56

Ahem.

Was it *you*, Noddy, or did you just canvass the locals on your lunchbreak?

**MikeL** · 14th December 2004, 21:13

I find this a bit scary.

Could I ask that those who know me personally refrain from divulging any details that might identify me or my motorcycles in such a way that certain persons browsing this forum might be tempted to pay more than passing attention to said bikes if they should happen to see them on the road in the course of their duties...

I hope I have made myself clear.

Thank you.

how do I get rid of this avatar thingy??

**jrandom** · 14th December 2004, 21:17

You know, I live in perpetual fear of being pulled over by Nodman, seeing as he hunts the same grounds I fearfully roam at just ever-so-slightly over the speed limit every day. It'd just be so... embarrassing.

Looks like Lou might have caught some karma on his dogma...

**riffer** · 14th December 2004, 21:52

Originally Posted by jrandom

You know, I live in perpetual fear of being pulled over by Nodman...

Well if you did, I'm sure you would make damn sure you got your facts ABSOLUTELY correct before you posted here...

**AMPS** · 15th December 2004, 07:36

Interesting, Nodman. Your knowledge of the matter is also bind-moggling. However, the Maser was in the lane next to me. He and several other cars, both in front and behind, were travelling at the same speed. maybe all their speedos were 15 km/h out too.
I'm not worried, at least it turned out to not be a fit-up. I still haven't been stopped on the Bandit yet. (Touch wood)
Lou

**marty** · 15th December 2004, 16:40

good work mole man - he doesn't suspect a thing. and AMPS - $39k for a V-rod? bloody hell. i could buy a Rocket and a V-twin thingie for that

**Kwaka-Kid** · 15th December 2004, 17:35

Originally Posted by Lou Girardin

Mr Plod tucks in behind and I'm thinking that he's going to nail the Maserati beside me that tested the G forces while merging at Fanshaw St.

So if the maser back at fanshaw really did Test the G forces... how were u still beside him coming over the bridge?

surely the testing of G's would of sent him some distance ahead no?

oh and

Originally Posted by Lou Girardin

I'm not worried, at least it turned out to not be a fit-up.

Well by the looks of things thats all the thanks some poor law enforcement officer gets after he had such a harsh accusation put against him, enough to create a band wagon big enough for a load of unknowing KB'ers to jump on and damn near want the cop hung!

And i wanted to be a motorcycle cop? makes me sick. I hope the officer can retrospectivly issue the bloody ticket!

cut me deep.

**marty** · 15th December 2004, 17:45

Originally Posted by Lou Girardin
I'm not worried, at least it turned out to not be a fit-up.

ah yes but now he's got your number...do you have his?

**igor** · 15th December 2004, 21:06

Originally Posted by NodMan

Luigi mate...as a few others have suggested the Plod knew you...cant comment on the mole at AMPS...but be careful Mr Truman everybody has a part to pay in this show...

The Plod thinks your estimation of distance is very inaccurate and how would he be stopping the Maserati which was on a separate road/bridge alongside yourself even after its alledged exhibition back at fanshawe Street on ramp?

Plod disputes any fit up and rightly or wrongly used discretion when he was offered a plausible explanation and Plod not having the certification document available at that time...recent information confirms that the digial readout was in fact accurate

The advice offered by Plod was in fact based on experience of the inaccuracy of a number of NEW non jap motorcycles.

Plods question regarding the use of your emergency warning device was in fact to determine whether the matter was so serious that you may wish to complain about the old womans driving...but no complaint was forthcoming.

Plod states that the beemer was actually one of several loaners he has had recently and, as well as the radio being jammed on 1ZB, it had suffered an electrical fault earlier in the day and until Plod saw a Certificate of Accuracy he was willing to offer a warning on this occassion.

Luigi mate Plod thinks that you never know when Big Brother is watching you.

Ride safe mate.

keep the good work up Noddy.

old Louie is easier to wind up the a solar powered clock.

bloody ex ACC cops all the same

lucky for Louie the lettle red haired fella Nightingale still ant workin in Jaffaland or he would really make his life a misery hahahaha

**speedpro** · 15th December 2004, 21:32

This seems like a good thread to just mention that I have seen an unusual number of motorcyclists pulled over by bike riding HP guy this week. All in reasonably heavy traffic and I'm guessing for "overtaking when prohibited". What is the view of the traffic officers on this forum regarding this. The location for this infringement is either the NW or southern motorways here in AK and around peak traffic times and therefore slow moving heavy traffic. I'm contemplating getting another bike to do the commute next year once the schools go back, it'll save me an hour or so every day, but only if I commit the abovementioned offence.

My personal view is that there seems to be only one motorcycle HP guy who issues tickets to commuting motorcyclists for this offence.

**igor** · 15th December 2004, 21:35

Originally Posted by speedpro

My personal view is that there seems to be only one motorcycle HP guy who issues tickets to commuting motorcyclists for this offence.

yeah that guy would book his son riding a bike if he owned one, probably does and probably hass booked him

**igor** · 15th December 2004, 21:49

Originally Posted by igor

yeah that guy would book his son riding a bike if he owned one, probably does and probably hass booked him

hey nod looks just like u

**Kwaka-Kid** · 15th December 2004, 21:53

Originally Posted by igor

that guy would book his son riding a bike

Nah i was actually let off with a warning very luckily enough.

Anyway the rule in very basic is so long as you stay on the right hand side of a car in the same lane your good, soon as u cross that white line and are going passed hte left hand side of a car in the same lane (undertaking) your bad.

**igor** · 15th December 2004, 21:57

Originally Posted by Kwaka-Kid

Nah i was actually let off with a warning very luckily enough.

Anyway the rule in very basic is so long as you stay on the right hand side of a car in the same lane your good, soon as u cross that white line and are going passed hte left hand side of a car in the same lane (undertaking) your bad.

to put up his nu avator