Hmm. Tell the people that get their bikes(or anything else of value) ripped of that no crime was committed against them. The property doesn't know any difference.

It's burglary and grand theft. What comes above this on the ladder of crimes? I only ask because it seems to me that beyond nailing people for speeding or rolling stop signs(i.e. milking people out of their hard earned money), the ladder is is missing ... more »

This is important stuff to remember the next time you're prompted to vote on some law enforcement budget proposition. They're always underfunded and understaffed lol.

How about a dummy stator packed with 2 or 3 pounds of C4 that would detonate when kicked? The bike would be a total loss but at least we'd know who stole it when his fambly came out of the woodwork for their big payday...

I was being a bit sarcastic on that point but under my new, better system, he could also run his initials if he stayed in the 250 class

Maybe some reading comprehension classes? It really is pretty simple,... really.

But....rememberin' is hard.

Do you have a minivan?

OK, I honestly didn't read the post previous to my last. Not just jumping on the bandwagon lol.

If he wins it, Zach should take the #1 next year if he stays in the 250's. If he moves up he should run the #101 and then whatever he earned the year after that. Here's my system: - Run what you earn. 1-99 in each class(black/white background) with #100

Seems obvious his agenda is to find another way to hold up repeater banners to prevent riders from being impaled. What a scumbag. /sarc

In that scenario, the slug is a .50 but the powder charge is double that of the desert eagle round and fired from a barrett or something similar. That's not to say you couldn't put a bullet through an engine block with the desert eagle but I wouldn't ... more »

That's what I was thinking. "Hey, look, a railroad tie just dangling precariously from the tracks over a chasm. One mile an hour should do the trick here." Idiot.

Got me too

He earned it