
Originally Posted by
haydes55
Rider C rides above the speed limit on straights and in corners..... How can police distinguish between rider A and C? If there is a speed limit, there will always be the safe riders and drivers being ticketed.
True. Which of course brings us to the point that straight line speed as in my example is no determinant of how safe a rider is. Being above the limit on the straights may actually make one a safer rider. A speed limit is simply an ineffectual tool for the purpose.
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