122mph.. Not me gov!
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It would appear he really didn't help himself on this or other topics!
http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showtopic=7272...
http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showtopic=7326...
Some handy video for those who think a 103mph wheelie past a car and the speed camera is "safe"
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/at-a-glance/ma...
North Yorks police ....
http://www.northyorkshire.police.uk/11194
What a Grade-A muppet!
http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showtopic=7272...
http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showtopic=7326...
Some handy video for those who think a 103mph wheelie past a car and the speed camera is "safe"
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/at-a-glance/ma...
North Yorks police ....
http://www.northyorkshire.police.uk/11194
What a Grade-A muppet!
StephenP said:
Some handy video for those who think a 103mph wheelie past a car and the speed camera is "safe"
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/at-a-glance/ma...
It's not exactly endangering anyone though is it?http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/at-a-glance/ma...
I wish I could wheelie like that too!
Lunablack said:
He wasn't charged with endangering anyone....
He was charged with 1 count of speeding and 2 counts of perverting the course of justice...
He broke the law..... Got caught. THE END
I'm on about the wheelieing guy. He's not endangering anyone but in the article they make it sound like he's lucky to be alive He was charged with 1 count of speeding and 2 counts of perverting the course of justice...
He broke the law..... Got caught. THE END
I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the other guy getting caught (fair enough he broke the limit but it was clearly safe to do so), but the punishment is utterly ridiculous imo. Another brilliant waste of money.
George29 said:
I'm on about the wheelieing guy. He's not endangering anyone but in the article they make it sound like he's lucky to be alive
I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the other guy getting caught (fair enough he broke the limit but it was clearly safe to do so), but the punishment is utterly ridiculous imo. Another brilliant waste of money.
Ahhh sorry my mistake..... Of course pulling 103mph wheelies on the public roads is completely safe, and should be encouraged.....I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the other guy getting caught (fair enough he broke the limit but it was clearly safe to do so), but the punishment is utterly ridiculous imo. Another brilliant waste of money.
How silly of me not to realise...
Lunablack said:
Ahhh sorry my mistake..... Of course pulling 103mph wheelies on the public roads is completely safe, and should be encouraged.....
How silly of me not to realise...
It's not exactly difficult on a 1000cc though... just by twisting the throttle he could lift the front. Doesn't make it dangerous.How silly of me not to realise...
George29 said:
Lunablack said:
Ahhh sorry my mistake..... Of course pulling 103mph wheelies on the public roads is completely safe, and should be encouraged.....
How silly of me not to realise...
It's not exactly difficult on a 1000cc though... just by twisting the throttle he could lift the front. Doesn't make it dangerous.How silly of me not to realise...
Anybody can drive fast, even 12 year old kids who nick cars.
George29 said:
It's not exactly difficult on a 1000cc though... just by twisting the throttle he could lift the front. Doesn't make it dangerous.
I agree...... It's completely appropriate behaviour on the public highway....... You bikers are all heroes you know. So skilful and brave.... I think you should all be allowed to do what you please, and go as fast as you want whenever you want....I mean, what's the worst that could happen??........ The law is all wrong anyway.....Start practicing your wheelies George....go past a cop at over 100mph.... And if he pulls you up..... Tell him I said its ok
George29 said:
I'm on about the wheelieing guy. He's not endangering anyone but in the article they make it sound like he's lucky to be alive
I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the other guy getting caught (fair enough he broke the limit but it was clearly safe to do so), but the punishment is utterly ridiculous imo. Another brilliant waste of money.
George you div. You're not making any friends or any sense.I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the other guy getting caught (fair enough he broke the limit but it was clearly safe to do so), but the punishment is utterly ridiculous imo. Another brilliant waste of money.
I can tell you if I was in the blue car that genius overtook while pulling a wheely I would be royally miffed.
Lets just suppose that the genius is not the riding god that he thinks he is and loses it just after getting in front of the blue car. Blue car takes avoiding action so he doesn't pulverise geniuses head. In the process blue car departs road and hits tree. People die. But you ascertain it was safe. In that case I want to be nowhere near you when you're on a bike.
Now as luck would have it genius did not lose it then, but no matter how much you protest that was plain stupid.
Edited by peterr96 on Friday 10th May 00:13
Lunablack said:
I agree...... It's completely appropriate behaviour on the public highway....... You bikers are all heroes you know. So skilful and brave.... I think you should all be allowed to do what you please, and go as fast as you want whenever you want....I mean, what's the worst that could happen??........ The law is all wrong anyway.....
Start practicing your wheelies George....go past a cop at over 100mph.... And if he pulls you up..... Tell him I said its ok
Well we clearly have different opinions so it's pointless arguing. I think it's acceptable to speed if it's safe to do so. It's not like he was going past a school at closing time at 120mph on the back wheel. He was on a long straight road with good visibility. You clearly don't think it's acceptable, I do. Lets leave it at that Start practicing your wheelies George....go past a cop at over 100mph.... And if he pulls you up..... Tell him I said its ok
B4rnst4ble said:
I hope you are just trying to wind people up George and you are not being serious, I will give you the benefit of the doubt that you are not a complete tool
100% serious. I genuinely don't see what is wrong with speeding in a situation where it's safe to do so (like both of these imo). When I'm out on my bike I stick to 30 and 40mph limits, but NSL I can do anywhere up to 16mph if it's safe to do so George29 said:
B4rnst4ble said:
How is it clearly safe to do 122mph on a public road ???
If there is no traffic around and it's a long straight road, why wouldn't it be?At that speed what is to stop him flipping it? Riding God and balancing it in the back brake - not convinced!
Wind getting under the front wheel?
Side wind as he comes past the car?
Debris on the road, causing him to panic and shut down - slams front wheel into the road and goes into speed wobble - crashes into car etc. Don't say he could have seen it - he didn't even spot a marked speed camera van - so he's observation skills are rubbish - but then he's concentrating on keeping the front wheel up / not flipping it, so he's not fully in control on a public road.
Lots wrong with that wheelie at that point.
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