Bike seized today in Melbourne

[maggot]

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If he's on L plates... Duh....he doesn't have a licence yet... duh :shocked:
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yeah thecnicality but what difference is there between an L plater on a bike and a P plater? same restrictions, they can ride the same bikes only the litle yellow plate changes. the point rockets making is just because someones on their L's doesnt mean they havent been riding very long or are inexperienced on a bike. I personally raced for several years before I got my L's and my mate danny used to race in the 250gp many years ago and he still doesn't have a road licence.
so the bloke did it and got caught, big fuken deal bracksys police state doing what its does best.
Im bailing on this whole thing before it turns into yet another pointless bitching session. Aza, well said mate.

[Mutha]

If he's on L plates... Duh....he doesn't have a licence yet... duh :shocked:
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yeah thecnicality but what difference is there between an L plater on a bike and a P plater? same restrictions, they can ride the same bikes only the litle yellow plate changes. the point rockets making is just because someones on their L's doesnt mean they havent been riding very long or are inexperienced on a bike. I personally raced for several years before I got my L's and my mate danny used to race in the 250gp many years ago and he still doesn't have a road licence.
so the bloke did it and got caught, big fuken deal bracksys police state doing what its does best.
Im bailing on this whole thing before it turns into yet another pointless bitching session. Aza, well said mate.
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[mybb]

You must be getting good at the violin Mudda, lots of practice lately.. :-)

I say the guy musnt have been such a good rider cause st georges road is a few lanes wide so is probably good for atleast another 80kmph

[Mutha]

You must be getting good at the violin Mudda, lots of practice lately.. :-)

I say the guy musnt have been such a good rider cause st georges road is a few lanes wide so is probably good for atleast another 80kmph

It's 2 lanes wide

[mybb]

What are speed limits good for anyway. I went to court as a witness for an accident that I was in.. In short, car turns in front of me.. I try to avoid and have head on with pole.. Guy not pay insurance excess, insurance take him to court.. in the court summary the judge said although I was doing only 70kmph in an 80kmph zone, I was a contributor because if I was going slower the accident may have been avoided.. lol.. so since then i just figured speed limits were just advisory...

[Rocketrod]

Dont judge other peoples riding standards by your own

St georges rd,140, eeeeezy.Used to do 200 up bell st,no probs,all relative to traffic conditions of course.

[RaZz0R]

lol :) I dont think any of us can really talk - the video I made testing out the camera mount on the tank was an eye opener - was coming in to corners slowing down from 140 & taking them @ like 80 for some when they were posted @ 40. too busy watchin the road to care what the speed was - it felt safe.

[mybb]

nice work Rocket.. I will give it a shot on the weekend and see if I can beat your record.... If I do and you dont see any posts from me for a while.. check the papers for my picture.

Will I need an airbox mod to reach that speed though ?

[Mutha]

Your mum's didn't smack you boys enough

[mybb]

are you offering Mutha ?

[Mutha]

are you offering Mutha ?

yes...

[DjPete]

st g's rd.
i used to do 200kph on my dragstar up that f*&^ing street with me eyes closed...well one anyway...this guys weak as piss.

[RaZz0R]

thee is more then 7 images in that post - cheater!

[ROD]

why would you compare any Gp rider to this bloke as far as i new at Gp racing you did not have cars and people to avoid or that unexpected trafic light

[slowandsteady]

(aiming for 100 posts on this thread.....)

Dickhead. I'll stand on the side of the "time and place" debating team.

Yep. All of us have been "young" and done stupid things too.

That in turn means that we too have been "dickheads"

Being a dickhead on the backroad between Little River and Bucchus Marsh where the only casualty will be yourself, the fences or some hapless wildlife is one thing.
Doing it in a built up suburban area is another.
Of interest is the fact that it would seem that most of the articles we read about "hoon" riders are the ones where they're doing it in suburban streets.
Would it go to show that the media interest in this is because it can truly be seen as a "public safety" issue?
Going 200+ on a long straight stretch of country road doesn't present the danger to others that doing it in a suburban street does.

just the .02c of a dickhead (in a previous life of course)
Cameron