Sibbo wrote: I guess that makes me a ''don'twannabe ''
Point to the roundel Sibbo, just point to the roundel. The coppers will give a polite nod and say "enjoy your day, authentic motorcyclist"
Sibbo wrote: I guess that makes me a ''don'twannabe ''
Phew! Good thing Honda didn't have the Repsol edition when I bought my bike!ME 109 wrote:Sibbo wrote: I guess that makes me a ''don'twannabe ''
Point to the roundel Sibbo, just point to the roundel. The coppers will give a polite nod and say "enjoy your day, authentic motorcyclist"
Jeez , I'm gonna have to say that just to hear a cop say "authentic motorcyclist.''ME 109 wrote:Sibbo wrote: I guess that makes me a ''don'twannabe ''
Point to the roundel Sibbo, just point to the roundel. The coppers will give a polite nod and say "enjoy your day, authentic motorcyclist"
As much as I like Fred, he does do stoppies.Sibbo wrote: Wot would Fred do ?
It got old, back in the first few years I had my Triumph. I was getting pulled over for all kinds of stupid excuses, but never got a ticket. I think it was 12 times in 3 years. Both here in Oregon and in east Washington. But it hasn't happened since I moved back to Oregon in '91. I don't know why.ME 109 wrote:It will be every wannabe's dream to be pulled over and treated like an outlaw.
How do the cops track which groups have rung the police hotline number to get permission to ride together? It is probably like the US cops who "shoot first, ask questions later": pull over those obvious bikie hooligans first, ask questions later.Motorcycle riders will now have to ring a police hotline number if they want to ride in groups of three or more in peace.