Naughty boy hairing through village on a X Bike, tell BiB???

Naughty boy hairing through village on a X Bike, tell BiB???

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myvision

1,944 posts

136 months

Thursday 21st May 2015
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Leave it maybe a one off just bought it or such like.
If it happens again then do something.

LoonR1

26,988 posts

177 months

Thursday 21st May 2015
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Devil2575 said:
LoonR1 said:
Timmy40 said:
Well he was "allegedly speeding" with no number plates, so no valid insurance, in a small village with a narrow street. Would you fancy scraping your kid up off the road after he'd hit them, then finding out the tt had no insurance?
How do you draw the conclusion "so no valid insurance"?
Do you think it likely that it is insured for road use?
I've no idea, but "allegedly speeding with no number plates" doesn't automatically lead to no valid insurance.

anonymous-user

54 months

Thursday 21st May 2015
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S10GTA said:
Crossflow Kid said:
Lamp posts/trees + piano wire = job done.
Don't be a dick. This happened at Moores Valley recently. Bang out of order.
Yes, because I as being totally serious.
Don't be a dick indeed.

Fats25

6,260 posts

229 months

Thursday 21st May 2015
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Another biker here, and previous green-laner. If what you saw leads you to believe this was a MotoX bike being ridden on the roads, (i.e. no lights, no number plate etc) then report it. It may be that the guy gets a visit, and him, and his bike is legitimate, is MOT'd, no lights required, and his number plate had fallen off on his ride. If he is legit, he won't mind the enquiry.

The fact he was loading it into a van suggests that is unlikely though - if he was riding on a mates land, he would probably have parked by his mates land. He may not even have a licence for the road.

Remember that even for green-laning your bike needs to be legal. As said above, these folks don't make it easy for legal bikers to use the lanes, and they are better off having their bikes removed, rather than causing trouble for those that are trying to share the lanes with the ramblers and horsey folk.

Devil2575

13,400 posts

188 months

Thursday 21st May 2015
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LoonR1 said:
Devil2575 said:
LoonR1 said:
Timmy40 said:
Well he was "allegedly speeding" with no number plates, so no valid insurance, in a small village with a narrow street. Would you fancy scraping your kid up off the road after he'd hit them, then finding out the tt had no insurance?
How do you draw the conclusion "so no valid insurance"?
Do you think it likely that it is insured for road use?
I've no idea, but "allegedly speeding with no number plates" doesn't automatically lead to no valid insurance.
It doesn't, but having known and been part of a group of lads who rode bikes offroad (and occasionally on road!) in my youth, none of us had licenses, tax, MOTs, insurance etc and yes I did get caught by the Police and received a rightly deserved caution.

Timmy40

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12,915 posts

198 months

Thursday 21st May 2015
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Devil2575 said:
It doesn't, but having known and been part of a group of lads who rode bikes offroad (and occasionally on road!) in my youth, none of us had licenses, tax, MOTs, insurance etc and yes I did get caught by the Police and received a rightly deserved caution.
Loads of lads around us do it, they tear all of the woodland tracks ( our land backs onto 3,000 acres of woodland ) I've no problem at all with it, boys will be boys, he just needs a bking IMO for bringing it into the village is all.

LoonR1

26,988 posts

177 months

Thursday 21st May 2015
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Devil2575 said:
It doesn't, but having known and been part of a group of lads who rode bikes offroad (and occasionally on road!) in my youth, none of us had licenses, tax, MOTs, insurance etc and yes I did get caught by the Police and received a rightly deserved caution.
To increase our sample size to two, I've got a road legal MX bike. You'd struggle to see the plate though and in all other aspects it is a full on MX bike. It's MOTd, insured and taxed though.

Devil2575

13,400 posts

188 months

Thursday 21st May 2015
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LoonR1 said:
Devil2575 said:
It doesn't, but having known and been part of a group of lads who rode bikes offroad (and occasionally on road!) in my youth, none of us had licenses, tax, MOTs, insurance etc and yes I did get caught by the Police and received a rightly deserved caution.
To increase our sample size to two, I've got a road legal MX bike. You'd struggle to see the plate though and in all other aspects it is a full on MX bike. It's MOTd, insured and taxed though.
Do you tear though quiet villages on it? biggrin

LoonR1

26,988 posts

177 months

Thursday 21st May 2015
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Devil2575 said:
Do you tear though quiet villages on it? biggrin
No. All the villages I know are quite loud wink

Devil2575

13,400 posts

188 months

Thursday 21st May 2015
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LoonR1 said:
Devil2575 said:
Do you tear though quiet villages on it? biggrin
No. All the villages I know are quite loud wink
I'm sure you fit right in! biggrin

bimsb6

8,040 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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Crossflow Kid said:
S10GTA said:
Crossflow Kid said:
Lamp posts/trees + piano wire = job done.
Don't be a dick. This happened at Moores Valley recently. Bang out of order.
Yes, because I as being totally serious.
Don't be a dick indeed.
Job would be done , and so would you possibly attempted murder .

Blaster72

10,835 posts

197 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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bimsb6 said:
Crossflow Kid said:
S10GTA said:
Crossflow Kid said:
Lamp posts/trees + piano wire = job done.
Don't be a dick. This happened at Moores Valley recently. Bang out of order.
Yes, because I as being totally serious.
Don't be a dick indeed.
Job would be done , and so would you possibly attempted murder .
rolleyes Jesus, put down the pitchforks and pack away the village idiot. He was joking.

bimsb6

8,040 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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Blaster72 said:
rolleyes Jesus, put down the pitchforks and pack away the village idiot. He was joking.
But it's not like it's never been done is it ? So somebody must have thought it was a good idea .

Devil2575

13,400 posts

188 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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Blaster72 said:
rolleyes Jesus, put down the pitchforks and pack away the village idiot. He was joking.
And you know this because no one has ever done it before? Or because he used emoticons to indicate a joke when he posted it?


Blaster72

10,835 posts

197 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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Devil2575 said:
Blaster72 said:
rolleyes Jesus, put down the pitchforks and pack away the village idiot. He was joking.
And you know this because no one has ever done it before? Or because he used emoticons to indicate a joke when he posted it?
None of what you just posted makes any sense, is there a question in there somewhere?

robinessex

11,057 posts

181 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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st happens! Slightly off topic, but very relevant. A local idiot on a quad bike thought wheelies in our estate would impress the local 'girlies', and improve his pulling power. A few older concerned locals who saw it thought it might all end in tear, and suggested to him that he be a bit more responsible. Fell on deaf ears. A few weeks later, he did his wheelie trick, the quad bike swerved left, and he head butted a lamppost, sans helmet. Now a vegetable in hospital.

Devil2575

13,400 posts

188 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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Blaster72 said:
Devil2575 said:
Blaster72 said:
rolleyes Jesus, put down the pitchforks and pack away the village idiot. He was joking.
And you know this because no one has ever done it before? Or because he used emoticons to indicate a joke when he posted it?
None of what you just posted makes any sense, is there a question in there somewhere?
If he's making a joke then he should indicate it at the time using emotions because it's not like others haven't actually done what he joked about. Also it's easy to back track and claim it was just a joke when the response is negative. Clear enough for you?

MarshPhantom

9,658 posts

137 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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Report him - we had some prick on a big bike who decided to use our street as his own personal wheely practice area, came round most evenings for about a fortnight, pleased to say the police caught him at it. Hopefully got done for dangerous driving but certainly didn't see him again

98elise

26,533 posts

161 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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ging84 said:
The guy is asking for opinions on if he should report something
I've got a fairly strong opinion that he should not, what is wrong with voicing that opinion?
or should we all circle jerk around saying yes yes think of the children, and report the crime pretending we never brake the rules.
It shouldn't need explaining, but there are degrees of breaking the law. Somebody using an uninsured, untaxed, unregistered vehicle with no MOT deserves to be reported, especially if they are driving like a tt.

maurauth

749 posts

170 months

Sunday 24th May 2015
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CAPP0 said:
Fk me, can anyone point me at a thread, ANY thread, any subject, where two people haven't dragged it OT in favour of bhslapping each other ad nauseam?
Maybe you should go and order a private plate for your range rover to keep it posh.