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Beau R
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Bikes do get pulled over, but you must realize two things. 1. There are a lot more cars on the road then bikes. 2. Most bikers are law biding, as they just want to ride, and not be hassled. |
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dude.
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They pull them over in Houston. |
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AniMeyhem!
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No, they get pulled over; just nowhere near as often as cars do. |
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SDC
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I've seen plenty of motorcycles pulled over. And it's always those rocket type of bikes too. |
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gregpasq
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I can tell you that the ones they SHOULD be pulling over, and aren't....those little cupcakes that think it's cute to weave in and out of traffic...some times I wish I was a cop..... |
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ditdit
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are you kidding! I see it all the time. I saw one guy pulled over without a helmet looking very sheepish. You probably aren't seeing it cause you have your eyes on the road and traffic --right? |
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007
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I have seen plenty. |
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Blue Steel & Lace
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I pull speeding motorcycles over all the time.
There is no code or rule about not citing a motorcycle rider. |
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fr_chuck
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they are alittle harder to get a radar reading on, the radar picks up the vechile with the most reflextive surface.
Also there are not as many motorcycles as cars, but they do get pulled over |
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stephen l
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They say that on a bike that you can go a Little over the speed limit but don't try it. |
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Grand pa
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Happens all the time in BC. do the crime do the time.. |
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lordkelvin
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Because you don't pay attention. |
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shdwkat2099
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I've been pulled over several times while on my bike. I was speeding or rolled through a stop sign, whatever. It happens all the time.
Law of Numbers comes into effect, fewer bikes = fewer pullovers.
I'm pretty sure if you pass a cop car on the right to run a red light at 3 AM you'll see a biker get pulled over. |
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Jeffery C
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You are not looking! |
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mightydragon2000
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I've got a buddy who was pulled over on his Ninja 6R once. Basically, pulling over a motorcycle is difficult because the driver can pull off suddenly as the officer approaches and it also creates more of a traffic hazard than a car would because of the lack of a protective frame. If a police chase ensues, it is easier for the driver to lose control or get away or even hurt others driving on sidewalks or whatever. |
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