Riding = Speeding?
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+1(thrasherfox @ Apr. 27 2007,08:17) I only speed to avoid traffic.
I try to live my life in a way that I have minimal negative impact on others around me.
I allways feel that if someone is behind me I might be stressing them out, you know, they might be having a bad day, had an argument with someone.
So out of respect and courtesy for all those around me I try to ensure that I never block anyone up.
Just like when I ride with other groups, I allways try to ensure there is no one behind me because I dont want to ruin someone else's day by being held up by me.
So I allways go out of my trying to be considerate of others, which some times requires me to exceed the speed limit on a few occasions, you know, just trying to be nice to others
I have to agree here. We all get lumped into one group and it sucks! Some have the dexterity and experience needed to ride a bit faster than others. If we could get a license stating that we are allowed to open her up on the back or open roads, that’d be the best.
I’m not a big fan of speeding in the city. Too many other variables that you have no control over. But when you get out where no one else is around
And thrasherfox made an excellent point, as did others, show some respect.
Mostly ride safe, bros. Fast doesn't always mean unsafe!
greyrocket
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in the city i try to be good, on the hwy i'am speeding
in the city to many cars and i want to live
x-r6-rider
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Highway entrance ramps are my favorite spot to crank it up!!!!!
greyrocket
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me too but CHP does not think so(x-r6-rider @ Apr. 27 2007,21:08) Highway entrance ramps are my favorite spot to crank it up!!!!!
TheAtomicAss
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I've had a ticket for 60 in a 35 on my Burgman.
And I've been to 104 (GPS) on my Ninja.
I voted the first choice.
And I've been to 104 (GPS) on my Ninja.
I voted the first choice.
jpracecraft
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I go easy around town waiting and watching out for the next idiot that wasnt looking or the genius that had to cut you of 20' before he turns infront of you and you get the picture. My city speed is totally determined by my personal safety, probobly slower than most.
Highways or back roads are fair game ....traffic pending. Making a quick pass ,sure open it up between exits on a familiar section of thruway...sure fine. But If you go off an embankment in the twists and smack a tree with your noggin at just 35mph just right and nobody finds you for a few hrs. You could be quite screwed. Keep the acting the fool material for the track. They have spotters and an ambulance on hand 98 percent of the time.
Highways or back roads are fair game ....traffic pending. Making a quick pass ,sure open it up between exits on a familiar section of thruway...sure fine. But If you go off an embankment in the twists and smack a tree with your noggin at just 35mph just right and nobody finds you for a few hrs. You could be quite screwed. Keep the acting the fool material for the track. They have spotters and an ambulance on hand 98 percent of the time.
) I own a Busa for a reason!
On the highweay I go at least 5 mph faser than the flow of traffic to insure I am the one making lane changing decisions. The fewer people passing me the less danger i am in. That way I don't need to be as concerned with making sure traffic sees me. By being slightly agressive i put my fate more into my hands rather than a commuter thinking about something other than driving.
I pop into the triple digits when I deem it safe. Usually later in the evening / night on lonesome roads. I will occasionally hit triple digits to get away from a punk in traffic trying to prove himself or basically acting like an ass to the point where I am not comfortable being in his strike zone.
I pop into the triple digits when I deem it safe. Usually later in the evening / night on lonesome roads. I will occasionally hit triple digits to get away from a punk in traffic trying to prove himself or basically acting like an ass to the point where I am not comfortable being in his strike zone.
CrashTestDanny
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I am really trying to stop speeding altogether for several reasons:
1 - Not speeding gives you more room to comensate for errors - yours and other peoples'
2 - Tickets are expensive
3 - The bible commands us to obey the law of the land - whether we like it or not.
1 - Not speeding gives you more room to comensate for errors - yours and other peoples'
2 - Tickets are expensive
3 - The bible commands us to obey the law of the land - whether we like it or not.
CrashTestDanny
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Hey - what is a TRE?
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