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    Quote Originally Posted by malfunconz View Post
    me did that too 20 odd years ago and im still doing it . this is my 3rd disqualification . all for speed , i just gota accept that im a recidivist speedster ...... and get on with life .............. tut tuttin aint gonna change a thing . "" I'' ll be back .

    hmmm, next time it might cost you more than you are expecting..
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    things to remember "

    140 kph - you walk
    look twice for boys in blue if ya gonna thang it
    dont be a prat when busted as it can make a difference in court
    dosnt matter how nice you are , no discretion means just that
    groups of bikes .... safety in numbers - weak get picked off first
    wifes wraft worse than disqualification , feel the heat from her eyes on the back of my neck when was in the dock
    be nice to ya kids as one day you need them to ''drop you off on the way''
    get a lump in your throat when on motorway you see other bikes .... so unfair

    good things are :

    tyres last at least 6 months
    bike real easy to clean .... no suicidal bugs clinging on
    they wernt there when you were doing 220 kph
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    .................
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    thats bout it .

    its only 6 months .... would have been better in the winter but WTF .
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    Quote Originally Posted by malfunconz View Post
    me did that too 20 odd years ago and im still doing it . this is my 3rd disqualification . all for speed , i just gota accept that im a recidivist speedster ...... and get on with life .............. tut tuttin aint gonna change a thing . "" I'' ll be back .
    Lucky you, not to bad after all.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by malfunconz View Post
    i just gota accept that im a recidivist speedster
    I used to be like that, but now I haven't exceeded the speed limit since . . . well, since I got home yesterday afternoon. Well, I currently have no demerits on my licence so obviously I have stopped . . . getting caught, so far at least.

    My advice on not getting done for speeding: do what I've been doing for the last couple of years - be lucky!
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    Quote Originally Posted by malfunconz View Post
    things to remember "

    140 kph - you walk
    look twice for boys in blue if ya gonna thang it
    dont be a prat when busted as it can make a difference in court
    dosnt matter how nice you are , no decreation means just that
    groups of bikes .... safety in numbers - weak get picked off first
    wifes wraft worse than disqualification , feel the heat from her eyes on the back of my neck when was in the dock
    be nice to ya kids as one day you need them to ''drop you off on the way''
    get a lump in your throat when on motorway you see other bikes .... so unfair

    good things are :

    tyres last at least 6 months
    bike real easy to clean .... no suicidal bugs clinging on
    they wernt there when you were doing 220 kph
    .................
    .................
    ................
    thats bout it .

    its only 6 months .... would have been better in the winter but WTF .
    Summer time sux in hot leathers.......ha ha

    just poking fun dude...
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    Quote Originally Posted by malfunconz View Post


    dosnt matter how nice you are , no decreation means just that
    What does decreation have to do with cops?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMOKEU View Post
    What does decreation have to do with cops?
    discretion .
    :keeping the law occupied since 1961
    Only dead fish go with the flow

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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    hmmm, next time it might cost you more than you are expecting..

    Yes, but if you are referring to "the ultimate price", then according to the law then that is the same whether you are doing 105km/h or 205 km/h, or even 54 km/h in some places.

    I abide by not riding faster than my guardian angel can fly, I also stick to the rules as much as possible, but occasionally find myself going a little over the red ringed number.
    Keep on chooglin'

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smifffy View Post
    Yes, but if you are referring to "the ultimate price", then according to the law then that is the same whether you are doing 105km/h or 205 km/h, or even 54 km/h in some places.

    I abide by not riding faster than my guardian angel can fly, I also stick to the rules as much as possible, but occasionally find myself going a little over the red ringed number.
    Lets not talk the ultimate price, that usually happens when dickheads run from the cops

    Time and place.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mom View Post
    Lets not talk the ultimate price, that usually happens when dickheads run from the cops

    Time and place.
    I'm not the one ramming "speed kills" down everyone's throat...
    Keep on chooglin'

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    Quote Originally Posted by malfunconz View Post
    things to remember "

    140 kph - you walk
    look twice for boys in blue if ya gonna thang it
    dont be a prat when busted as it can make a difference in court
    dosnt matter how nice you are , no discretion means just that
    groups of bikes .... safety in numbers - weak get picked off first
    wifes wraft worse than disqualification , feel the heat from her eyes on the back of my neck when was in the dock
    be nice to ya kids as one day you need them to ''drop you off on the way''
    get a lump in your throat when on motorway you see other bikes .... so unfair
    You lose your licence if you are caught exceeding any posted speed limit by more than 40 km/hr ... This includes temporary speed limit areas such as roadworks zones. AND passing school buses that have stopped to pick up/drop off passengers (20 km/hr speed limit passing them) so in effect ... you can lose your licence (for speeding) by exceeding 60 km/hr on the open road in a 100 km/hr area ...

    If ya gunna "thang it" look and KEEP looking ... and odds are ... you still wont see them untill the disco lights come on ...

    By all means be a "prat" ... it gives them all the more reasons to look for "things" they didn't stop you for ...

    Discretion is still up to the officer ... and depending on many factors relating to the offence you were stopped for ... may be applied .... just don't be a "prat" ... for the reason above ...

    Groups of bikes safe ... : Good luck with that. I have been on "group rides" when all riders were stopped, lectured ... and issued a ticket ... officers "descretion" applies ...

    Wife's wrath ... don't worry .... you have six months to get used to it ... if she hangs around that long ...

    Be nice to your kids .... they may come in handy in your old age ... if you live that long ...

    Life is seldom "fair" ... get over it ...
    When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...

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    it happens though , doing a runner can cost dearly . i have done it myself , got away to tell the tale ,easy 100 in a 50 kph area , just luck he was on other side of road and there was a long bend between me and two turn offs so he was blind sided , heard him cane it down the road after me whilst i sat silent with fingers crossed down side street . get in big doodoo's if caught . knew area well , if not i would have just pulled over and taken the grief .
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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    You lose your licence if you are caught exceeding any posted speed limit by more than 40 km/hr ... This includes temporary speed limit areas such as roadworks zones. AND passing school buses that have stopped to pick up/drop off passengers (20 km/hr speed limit passing them) so in effect ... you can lose your licence (for speeding) by exceeding 60 km/hr on the open road in a 100 km/hr area ...

    If ya gunna "thang it" look and KEEP looking ... and odds are ... you still wont see them untill the disco lights come on ...

    By all means be a "prat" ... it gives them all the more reasons to look for "things" they didn't stop you for ...

    Discretion is still up to the officer ... and depending on many factors relating to the offence you were stopped for ... may be applied .... just don't be a "prat" ... for the reason above ...

    Groups of bikes safe ... : Good luck with that. I have been on "group rides" when all riders were stopped, lectured ... and issued a ticket ... officers "descretion" applies ...

    Wife's wrath ... don't worry .... you have six months to get used to it ... if she hangs around that long ...

    Be nice to your kids .... they may come in handy in your old age ... if you live that long ...

    Life is seldom "fair" ... get over it ...
    Dude, I hope you don't ride like you type, cos you are ALL OVER THE PLACE!!
    Keep on chooglin'

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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    You lose your licence if you are caught exceeding any posted speed limit by more than 40 km/hr ... This includes temporary speed limit areas such as roadworks zones.
    Is this a new thing? Because last time I read the road code it was an instant loss of license (walking for 28 days) if you exceeded the normal speed limit by 40kph or exceeded a temporary speed limit my 50kph.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
    I realised that having 105kg of man sliding into my rear was a tad uncomfortable
    "If the cops didn't see it, I didn't do it!"
    - George Carlin (RIP)

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    Quote Originally Posted by malfunconz View Post
    discretion .
    I know a certain lad that often frequents these forums who was well clocked at about 240 kph, but was booked for 139 because the cop was a biker too.
    Twas on a KB ride of course.
    Some choose to exercise discretion regardless of what the rules say
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