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    Quote Originally Posted by Plasmaglow@xtra.co.n View Post
    I feel bad now with all you guys talking about 110-120

    First ticket I ever had, even the cop had the humor to tell me I did a good job on it. He also let me off $400 for exceeding 70kmph on a learner license and $400 for not having any L plates

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    Ouch.....

    A few times i have had the "slow down" hand gesture from cops coming the other way but they haven't given chase... I wasn't seriously flying tho.

    Even the ones that have given me tickets have been pretty fair about it never really had a cop that was a prick about it. They all seemed to be just doin their job.

    Cop: "do you have any reason for doing 117km/h sir?"
    Koz: "um, i just followed that truck at 30km/h for 20 mins and just finished passing him"
    Cop: "so, no real reason to be speeding aye?"
    Koz: "no, but i tried "
    Cop: " well, tickets already written cant take this one back mate"
    Koz: "fair enough, have a good day"

    The way i figure it is i was screwed at "sir".
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    The price of biking is eternal vigilance. Switch off for a second and the bastard will bite you.
    You can't save the fallen, direct the lost or motivate the lazy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Plasmaglow@xtra.co.n View Post
    I feel bad now with all you guys talking about 110-120

    First ticket I ever had, even the cop had the humor to tell me I did a good job on it. He also let me off $400 for exceeding 70kmph on a learner license and $400 for not having any L plates

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    And you did bloody well to do 140+ on a 250 ninja!!
    Quote Originally Posted by Mully
    The price of biking is eternal vigilance. Switch off for a second and the bastard will bite you.
    You can't save the fallen, direct the lost or motivate the lazy.

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    isn't that an instant 28 day loss of licence?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Southern Biker View Post
    Well I guess that depends on the cop that stops or doesnt stop you.
    It sure wasnt 114 kmh coming through the waipara valley according to the cop that had had obviously never ridden a bike in his life.
    And it sure isn't 130k south of Timaru on a fine summers evening.....

    Mufti cop and to give him credit, he was almost embarrased handing over the ticket. Said he'd ridden bikes and wasn't going to give a lecture. A decent bloke whom I treated politely but on this occasion it wasn't enough. C'est la vie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mister.koz View Post
    And you did bloody well to do 140+ on a 250 ninja!!
    I was doing 165 before I saw him. I'm 110kg too, god know what someone 70-80 could do on one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by motorbyclist View Post
    isn't that an instant 28 day loss of licence?
    Yup, 14 days and counting!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Plasmaglow@xtra.co.n View Post
    I feel bad now with all you guys talking about 110-120

    First ticket I ever had, even the cop had the humor to tell me I did a good job on it. He also let me off $400 for exceeding 70kmph on a learner license and $400 for not having any L plates

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    Name: Shay Julian Collings
    DOB: 18/12/1986
    License Number: DC540453

    I know whose details I'm giving next time I'm pulled up

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anarkist View Post
    Name: Shay Julian Collings
    DOB: 18/12/1986
    License Number: DC540453

    I know whose details I'm giving next time I'm pulled up
    Just need to hope your 6'4 and look like me now

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anarkist View Post
    Name: XXXXXXX
    DOB: XXXXX
    License Number: XXXXX

    I know whose details I'm giving next time I'm pulled up
    Never mind that - Im off to buiy a ton of shit with a new visa card and GE finance all in your name.

    - Seriously - I suggest that you delete that attachment (or lt least blank out your details), and the posted who typed your details edit his post to XXXX's.

    Online identify theft actually happens - dont be a muppet and make it easy for them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Plasmaglow View Post
    I was doing 165 before I saw him. I'm 110kg too, god know what someone 70-80 could do on one.
    By those kinda ratios by the time i pass the cops I'll be doing about 1,200 kph so the next ticket should real interesting. Love too see one of those crappy old commodores with no mags haha or even wheel covers, rolling aroung corners like Drew Carey after a donut eating contest, trying to catch a 22 year old rocketship, some bolts could rattle loose and cause me dramas though, happens fairly often, or of course I might need the brakes, ......well then I 'd just be fucked hahah. Dont underestimate those holden tyres with the extra rigid sidewalls though, hear they are mean boys, Mean!!!!

    No offence of course Blueys I love those pants, really.
    I can see your lips moving but all I hear is braaaap braaap!!!

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    Very good idea, lucky for tank cos you have no idea. Hmmmm someone that isnt me really wants a round the world ticket! remarkable likeness though, uncanny really.
    I can see your lips moving but all I hear is braaaap braaap!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Southern Biker View Post
    Well I guess that depends on the cop that stops or doesnt stop you.
    It sure wasnt 114 kmh coming through the waipara valley according to the cop that had had obviously never ridden a bike in his life.
    "And what kind of bike is this" "And where does it say suzuki"

    What a cock! I mean surely any self respecting Policeman that knew anything about bikes would probably, see the GSXR 1100 and think , well I guess It's lucky it wasn't 214 kmh. Right? or maybe not?
    Ok, how's this for inconsistent?

    My missus is driving around the waterfront, gets stopped for doing 70kph in a 50. "I will let it go this time, but slow down" says the pig. There were two adults and two kids in the car, Friday night, busy road.

    Muggins here is riding HER bike round the SAME ROAD at 7.15am, no traffic, 71kph in a 50. "I'm gonna scratch you up" he says. I was polite-as, no b/s involved, we parted on good terms. BUT! How come I get a ticket in the early morning, no traffic, no passengers, my missus gets off with nowt and get this; same pig!!!!!

    Fuckers.

    Get a gun, I say.

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    Quote Originally Posted by peasea View Post
    Get a gun, I say.
    they don't have very good aim, either

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    As a young fella I got pulled for everything, never got away with anything. I never gave them attitude and was honest.
    Now I am older when I get pulled over I usually end up having a 15 minute yarn with the cop then at the end he lets me off, I guess if they can relate to you you might have more luck.

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    Geez man its a cop, they'r all cocks. If ur on a learners im surprised they didn take ur licence too, the bastards. Iv just been lucky enough not to get caught yet eh

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