U Turn and win stuff

**Drew** · 17th November 2016, 12:20

Originally Posted by old slider

But then we get into "should only fully fit able bodied riders be allowed to ride". lol

Hope that never comes in. Cast up to my shoulder didn't stop me. Cast up to my hip presented too great a challenge though.

**onearmedbandit** · 17th November 2016, 13:20

Fuck 'em if it did, I'd still ride haha.

**Akzle** · 17th November 2016, 13:25

Originally Posted by Drew

Hope that never comes in. Cast up to my shoulder didn't stop me. Cast up to my hip presented too great a challenge though.

your the reason we pay so much acc. fuck you cunt.

**Drew** · 17th November 2016, 13:44

Originally Posted by Akzle

your the reason we pay so much acc. fuck you cunt.

The reason for the smashed limbs was indeed bike accidents too.

Hahahaha. Get fucked cunts.

**rastuscat** · 17th November 2016, 13:54

Originally Posted by onearmedbandit

Fuck 'em if it did, I'd still ride haha.

And that, OAB, is why you are my hero.

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**Drew** · 17th November 2016, 14:02

Originally Posted by rastuscat

And that, OAB, is why you are my hero.

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Raise you're standards old boy. Fraser can't wheelie for shit.

**rastuscat** · 17th November 2016, 14:21

Originally Posted by Drew

Raise you're standards old boy. Fraser can't wheelie for shit.

If only I had had a camera when we first met.

His wheelie across Bealey Ave in 2005 or 2006 was when my admiration was born. It was professional admiration at hat time, as I was wearing my blue suit at the time.

It gave me cause to ponder that age old enforcement question.........is a decent wheelie really Careless Driving? Looked fairly careful to me.

But one has to do what one has to do. Especially when watched by ones direct line manager.

Still, a good wheelie with one hand is a good wheelie, any day.

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**old slider** · 17th November 2016, 15:21

Originally Posted by rastuscat

If only I had had a camera when we first met.

His wheelie across Bealey Ave in 2005 or 2006 was when my admiration was born. It was professional admiration at hat time, as I was wearing my blue suit at the time.

It gave me cause to ponder that age old enforcement question.........is a decent wheelie really Careless Driving? Looked fairly careful to me.

But one has to do what one has to do. Especially when watched by ones direct line manager.

Still, a good wheelie with one hand is a good wheelie, any day.

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Now that's Kahunas and skill.
I admit I spent a lot of time back in the 70s learning how to do wheelies, sadly I was a miserable fail at it, still I did get to do a few bike jumps over 5-6 of my fellow bike mates laying side by side at the back of a raised dirt bank in Kowhai park while riding a 1967 TC 200.

I made sure I cleared with speed more than skill because two of the guys were brothers from a large well known Boxing family, lol

**Drew** · 17th November 2016, 15:38

Originally Posted by old slider

Now that's Kahunas and skill.
I admit I spent a lot of time back in the 70s learning how to do wheelies, sadly I was a miserable fail at it, still I did get to do a few bike jumps over 5-6 of my fellow bike mates laying side by side at the back of a raised dirt bank in Kowhai park while riding a 1967 TC 200.

I made sure I cleared with speed more than skill because two of the guys were brothers from a large well known Boxing family, lol

Maaaaaaaate.

**Akzle** · 17th November 2016, 16:12

Originally Posted by rastuscat

It gave me cause to ponder that age old enforcement question.........is a decent wheelie really Careless Driving? Looked fairly careful to me.

But one has to do what one has to do. Especially when watched by ones direct line manager.

Still, a good wheelie with one hand is a good wheelie, any day.

i knew it.
...he should have waved, huh?

**onearmedbandit** · 17th November 2016, 16:20

Originally Posted by Drew

Raise you're standards old boy. Fraser can't wheelie for shit.

And you can't spell.

Originally Posted by rastuscat

If only I had had a camera when we first met.

His wheelie across Bealey Ave in 2005 or 2006 was when my admiration was born. It was professional admiration at hat time, as I was wearing my blue suit at the time.

It gave me cause to ponder that age old enforcement question.........is a decent wheelie really Careless Driving? Looked fairly careful to me.

But one has to do what one has to do. Especially when watched by ones direct line manager.

Still, a good wheelie with one hand is a good wheelie, any day.

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I remember that day well. Your first words to me were 'Pull over up ahead. I don't want a race'. Figured that was fair enough, I wouldn't want to lose in front of my manager either. It was a fair cop though guv', you were decent (as I must say 99% of the police I've had dealing with are, must be the attitude test thing), and if I remember correctly you gave me the choice of what charge I could have. Dangerous or careless...