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In 2005 I got pulled over riding a Z50 to an auto part store not 2 miles from where I saw these guys and got 6 different tickets. My truck had broken down and I was riding along the sidewalk with a helmet on when a motorcycle cop stopped me. Almost $500 worth of fines.
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I would hate to for some guy in a rural part of the state to loose his bike just for riding down a dirt road, and I fear that those are the people that will be impacted most.
If a lot of the exposure people have to dirt bike is people riding them on the streets and endangering the lives of others, that's really bad for our sport and we need to stop it ASAP.
My problem with threads like this is people take them as an excuse to make thinly veiled political and racial comments and say things like "punk" and "inner city". Philly is a great city, with great people, and a few bad apples, just like every other place.
People riding dirt bikes illegally in packs in cities are punks. And Philly has unfortunately become a cesspool in many places.
No veil here. If you choose to infer something political or racial from that, your choice.
Don’t send this to non-moto. Itll be a blood bath over there.
My PD is pretty relaxed as long as you’re not going through downtown and riding around like a maniac. People here seem to realize and agree with that. Everybody and their brother has a dirtbike, ATV or side by side here and we very rarely have any issues. That’s most likely because people know and understand how relaxed we are about it but if it starts to be abused and become a problem then things will have to change.
Years ago one of my co workers got into a pursuit with a side by side not long after he got off field training… he got an ear full from me afterward. Not only is it extremely dangerous but it’s a ton of paperwork once you initiate a pursuit. The chief had a nice conversation with him as well. If the person in or on that machine didn’t commit a violent felony prior to driving on the road you leave it alone.
Pit Row
And get this...
This is BY FAR "NOT THE WORST" I've seen; but, it takes back to the point of the thread...
There ARE NO NEW LAWS NEEDED.
Enforce the laws you've got.
As in...ENFORCE.
This is nuts.
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