Powersliding on the public road

[moT]

It is legal to powerslide on the public road as long as you do it to better control your motorcycle and it is in the interest of public safety.

[riffer]

I'll bite.

Name one example where powersliding a motorcycle would provide better control of a motorcycle in a situation where you were obeying speed limits.

[moT]

its a driving technique that can give you better turning into corners have you never seen the motards

[Chrislost]

what about sliding up to intersections?
it makes sence to square square corners off...

powersliding shows great control, too much control even, perhaps you should get a high power race bike tom?

[MVnut]

You'll get done if a cop sees you, no reason for powerslides other than FUN

[The Pastor]

so drifting cages is all good?

[riffer]

its a driving technique that can give you better turning into corners have you never seen the motards

Of course I have.

On a track its a good idea sometimes but on the road at the speed limit it won't help you.

[moT]

so drifting cages is all good?

hmmmm not to sure about that bikes are ok though

[Chrislost]

so drifting cages is all good?

Fuck yea, i did it before i got a bike.

Of course I have.

On a track its a good idea sometimes but on the road at the speed limit it won't help you.

is that so? theres plentyof 15 - 45 km/h cornere on the way to my local fish and chip shop that think differently

hmmmm not to sure about that bikes are ok though

see above, of course its fine, as long as their not putting diesel onto the road to make up for a lack of ballz/skillz

[moT]

diesiel up a public roundabout that really seperates the men from the boys

[cs363]

It is legal to powerslide on the public road as long as you do it to better control your motorcycle and it is in the interest of public safety.

Think you'll find that would come under the old 'sustained loss of traction' and you would get knicked for it, if not that 'careless or reckless use' or similar - wouldn't be hard for a to come up with a charge on that one.

But hey, don't let me stop you

[moT]

Lies the blatent lies!!!

[discotex]

Think you'll find that would come under the old 'sustained loss of traction' and you would get knicked for it, if not that 'careless or reckless use' or similar - wouldn't be hard for a to come up with a charge on that one.

But hey, don't let me stop you

That's what I was thinking... Those dodgy boyracer laws might apply so instant impound of your bike could be on the cards.

[westie]

I'll bite.

Name one example where powersliding a motorcycle would provide better control of a motorcycle in a situation where you were obeying speed limits.

Sliding across diesil spill or oil and avoiding a high side from sudden grip on other side.

Or for shits and giggles

[Switch]

Go ask the mormon few, they will teach you all you need to know

But no, i don't think the police will ever listen to your excuses if they caught you powersliding