i see your 2cents clearly and now know not to endanger anyones life by taking my illeagle bike down the road.
would i still go to jail if i killed someone on a street leagle bike? or would that be covered because it was leagle?
i see your 2cents clearly and now know not to endanger anyones life by taking my illeagle bike down the road.
would i still go to jail if i killed someone on a street leagle bike? or would that be covered because it was leagle?
Whether the bike was legal or not would probably make very little difference if you were to kill another road user. What the courts would take into consideration is whether the bike was inherently dangerous and that you knowingly rode it on the road in that state.
So, if the bike wasn't road-legal (no lights, etc) but would pass any scrutineering for any race meeting going, it probably wouldn't be an issue. If it was road-legal, but the front brakes were farked, and you rode it regardless, the condition of the bike would be taken into account, even if the machine had a current rego and WOF.
Yes, but only for veteran or vintage bikes (pre 1931)
Oh, for Gawds sake, give the kid a break. He rode up the road TWICE.Not persistently....
And oh, should somebody persistently ride like a dick on noisy bike without consideration to others they might just find a shitload of dishwashing dtergent on the road .....I know of such people near here who would do this.
Shit, didn't you drive the neighbours bats when you were 15? Yes you bloody well did, stop fibbing.
Jeez. How do you people get so bloody OLD.
Yeah, he's an antisocial, irresponsible, selfish, thoughless young idiot. Just like we all were at that age. STOP FIBBING. You were so too. Me , I'm still trying to get back there.
Shit , if he lived near me, I'd take the zorst of ffwabbitt, n go challenge him to a drag up and down his street, just to piss off all the withered up oldies in the street. My main worry is he'd refuse the challenge, cos kids nowdays are a bunch of pussies.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
thanks ixion, i'd give it a go, anything for a laugh, i think i would be left in the dust.
its not all about winning.
Winding up drongos, foil hat wearers and over sensitive KBers for over 14,000 posts...........![]()
" Life is not a rehearsal, it's as happy or miserable as you want to make it"
Don't think shifting to the country will be any different...
We live 20km from Rotorua on an awesome motorcycle friendly road. In the last month I have probably been out on the Zed about 5 or 6 times.
Recieved a phone call from a 'friend' who lives about 10 kms away. Was spoken to by a local on my road who lives about 2 km away. I ride past his gate each time I go out. He informed this 'friend' that they should tell me to slow down or he will make a formal complaint about my riding. whooooooo!
Stupid part is that we have many riders who come down our road but as I am probably the only one who is known to ride then it was ME!
1... Don't complain if you're not man enough to speak to me face to face.
2... Get your facts straight.
3....All riders welcome to travel up our road, call in for a coffee even, hehe.
Round a bout complaints like this just make me want to go riding at 2 am. Then again I'm not like that..true![]()
Some people just believe that thier life is more important.
Will just have to live with the....'Was that guy on his orange bike' folks. Although buggered if I know how he could tell on the nights I went out.![]()
Finally I have backed off a little because who needs this kind of crap. I suspect though that it may not be enough.
This is a good time to tell the "Australian and the Maori joke".
An Australian came over to visit his kiwi friend in Auckland, they decided to go for a stroll along the Auckland viaduct and came across a Maori fishing from the warf. Next to him was a bucket of crabs, observingly the Australian noticed that one crab was about to climb out.
Hastly he approached the Maori and mentioned about the crab and asked "aren't you worried that the crabs will get out and into the ocean?" to which the Maori replied "Nah bro, these are kiwi crabs! when one climbs to the top the rest will pull him back down".
And, from the school of philosophy, our thought for today is:
Bread for myself is a material question. Bread for my neighbour is a
spiritual one.
- Nicholas Berdyaev
(1874 -1948)
Russian philosopher and theologian
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