Cover your plate

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Originally Posted by Ninjajim

I am just saying stick up for yourself. Laying back to let the cops do their work is never a good plan.

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but how would having hundreds of license plates help them? what if they see a speeding sport bike there gonna send out hundreds of tickets or watch the video to see on that looks like who ever ran?

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Originally Posted by drop

because it helps them pick up 17 year old girls at hampton beach

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It does?

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Originally Posted by Ninjajim

But sticking up for my self is my right. Is it not?

Should I put my head in the sand?

What is next... just tell the cops that you are a speeder?

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What are you sticking up for exactly?

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Originally Posted by hondarider102

but how would having hundreds of license plates help them? what if they see a speeding sport bike there gonna send out hundreds of tickets or watch the video to see on that looks like who ever ran?

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They can if they want. They have nothing better to do.

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Originally Posted by Doc

:doh:

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I always stick up for my self and the ninja with 22k has never gotten a ticket.

speeders... of course. Lots of assholes have to bounce off the rev limiter 'cause it's cool. The whole loud is better on the piped. A few years ago it was wheelies and burnouts. Steve stopped those.. so use your heads and it will blow over.

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Originally Posted by Doc

What are you sticking up for exactly?

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Fighting for my right TO PAAARRRRTTYYYYYYY

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Originally Posted by Mr. Kurtz

I'll bet that them doing this once works. Next bike night, anyone with an unregistered bike, anyone on a stolen bike, or anyone who goes there only to show how great his bike does burnouts in the parking lot won't show up. Anyone who is legit, and not doing anything wrong, will keep going, and no harm will come to them of it.

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Originally Posted by Doc

What are you sticking up for exactly?

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Not having state troopers walk around taking videos of our plates. They can stop us the old fashion way.

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Originally Posted by Ninjajim

Not having state troopers walk around taking videos of our plates. They can stop us the old fashion way.

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Dude you're fucking paranoid.

yeah if something happens at one of these events expect a phone call ... they have ur number mwahahha more pics please!

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Originally Posted by Sheppo

speeders... of course. Lots of assholes have to bounce off the rev limiter 'cause it's cool. The whole loud is better on the piped. A few years ago it was wheelies and burnouts. Steve stopped those.. so use your heads and it will blow over.

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I will use my head. I always do, but I do not need tape of my plate.

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Originally Posted by Sheppo

Dude you're fucking paranoid.

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Not paranoid, just being real. People need to stick up for themselves!

so when did richw get a zx14?

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Originally Posted by BLACK SQUIRREL

so when did richw get a zx14?

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The issue is lifting up of a jacket to video tape the plate.

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Originally Posted by Ninjajim

Not having state troopers walk around taking videos of our plates. They can stop us the old fashion way.

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Seriously, If you are not guilty you have nothing to be afraid of.

Hell, I'll take a picture of my plate and mail it to em if they would like. :D

Maybe they ARE profiling... :dunno: Maybe they are looking for stolen, unregistered, illegal bikes :dunno:

Either way, If you don't fit the profile and you are legal. Who gives a fuck. Buy em a Bagel and a coffee and say thanks for looking out for us officer. :D They really are not ALL out to get us. Some of them ARE us. :beerbang:

Ok, all things being equal.... both sides are right, my issue tonight was touching my stuff in order to take a picture "video" of my plate and helmet.... I'm taking care of MY problem myself. They CAN take video just like anyone else (who might even be casing to steal bikes at a later date).... They cannot touch your personal property period, and unfortunately a confrontation is probably not the correct avenue, they have cuffs and cruisers... = your loss every time. Now Ive been told they were checking underneath my bike and the comment was "his exhaust is illegal, look how short it is" not overheard by a NESR member but another individual who happened to be looking at my bike and knows me. Shows the "experts" they have working for the state... This isn't steve or motorcycle nights fault at all. State Police have jurisdiction practically everywhere from what I gather (correct me if im wrong). I left a little early with Rich and Jay b/c I was frustrated, seems I have a short fuse but don't like anybody touching my gear.

Nick

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Originally Posted by Sheppo

How do you know they are making tickets?

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I know people who have gotten them!

My shits legal.
Im more concerned with the hot sluts with tits.

Ok, I can see the point with them touching your stuff. Not cool.

I can see the point about the officers not being versed in what is legal on a motorcycle. They need education.

2 suggestions.

1. You could... File a complaint and call a newspaper or write an editorial, get people involved the correct way.

2. Cooperate with police, educate them as to what is street legal, work with them to educate others. Break the stereotype and show them we are not a bunch of punks with illegal pipes whio run from them every chance we get.

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Originally Posted by ff36buell

Ok, all things being equal.... both sides are right, my issue tonight was touching my stuff in order to take a picture "video" of my plate and helmet.... I'm taking care of MY problem myself. They CAN take video just like anyone else (who might even be casing to steal bikes at a later date).... They cannot touch your personal property period, and unfortunately a confrontation is probably not the correct avenue, they have cuffs and cruisers... = your loss every time. Now Ive been told they were checking underneath my bike and the comment was "his exhaust is illegal, look how short it is" not overheard by a NESR member but another individual who happened to be looking at my bike and knows me. Shows the "experts" they have working for the state... This isn't steve or motorcycle nights fault at all. State Police have jurisdiction practically everywhere from what I gather (correct me if im wrong). I left a little early with Rich and Jay b/c I was frustrated, seems I have a short fuse but don't like anybody touching my gear.

Nick

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I left early as well for the same frustration. Being legal is great. My bike is perfectly legal. I just want people to stand for the rights they have.

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Originally Posted by Doc

Ok, I can see the point with them touching your stuff. Not cool.

I can see the point about the officers not being versed in what is legal on a motorcycle. They need education.

2 suggestions.

1. You could... File a complaint and call a newspaper or write an editorial, get people involved the correct way.

2. Cooperate with police, educate them as to what is street legal, work with them to educate others. Break the stereotype and show them we are not a bunch of punks with illegal pipes whio run from them every chance we get.

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I agree that cooperation with the police is the right idea, but letting all you rights go is a bad idea!

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Originally Posted by Pittenger5

My shits legal.
Im more concerned with the hot sluts with tits.

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Depends what state you're talkin about...age of consent is different for each state! :naughty