Forced to break the law
#32
RE: Forced to break the law
Its also legal in Washington State, provided you have insurance. Insurance isn't required on motorcycles here. Most cops also don't know about this law, so I also carry a copy of the legislation with my registration and insurance card. All you have to do is come to a stop and make sure its safe, then you're free to go.
#33
RE: Forced to break the law
Just curious but since the stator is an alternator it produces an alternating magnetic field. From what I understand if it was positioned over the sensor portion of the road maybe the amount of inductance it generates would be enough to trip the sensor. If not from an idle maybe a quick rev would help. I wouldn't want to rev it much though so I doubt it would help much.
I don't see how starting the bike again can make much of a difference. The starter would have permanent magnets to begin with (I suppose?)and engaging the started would just start rotation.
Something to think about. Peace Love and Happiness!!
I don't see how starting the bike again can make much of a difference. The starter would have permanent magnets to begin with (I suppose?)and engaging the started would just start rotation.
Something to think about. Peace Love and Happiness!!
#34
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RE: Forced to break the law
ORIGINAL: RCR
I rarely run lights. We have so much traffic it is damn near impossible to be at a light by yourself.
I rarely run lights. We have so much traffic it is damn near impossible to be at a light by yourself.
Its always a case of mistaken identity
#37
RE: Forced to break the law
ORIGINAL: calcutta250
I don't see how starting the bike again can make much of a difference. The starter would have permanent magnets to begin with (I suppose?)and engaging the started would just start rotation.
Something to think about. Peace Love and Happiness!!
I don't see how starting the bike again can make much of a difference. The starter would have permanent magnets to begin with (I suppose?)and engaging the started would just start rotation.
Something to think about. Peace Love and Happiness!!
#38
RE: Forced to break the law
dO YOU PAY ATTENTION TO THE LITTLE WHITE SIGNS TELLING YOU WHAT THE SPEED SHOULD BE RUN THAT ****. But seriously most laws state that if the light goes through two reps then you are allowed to run it like a stop sign for any of you who are just plain scared of the law. Check your state to be sure though. Cali yes NY yes
#39
RE: Forced to break the law
A friendly bit of info. The department of trans. can adjust the sensors at intersections to be more or less sensitive. If you run across a particular intersection thatnever senses you, call them and let them know. I had 3 intersections around my house that didnt work, they all do now.
#40
RE: Forced to break the law
ORIGINAL: TheX
The starter spins *because* of a magnetic field.
ORIGINAL: calcutta250
I don't see how starting the bike again can make much of a difference. The starter would have permanent magnets to begin with (I suppose?)and engaging the started would just start rotation.
Something to think about. Peace Love and Happiness!!
I don't see how starting the bike again can make much of a difference. The starter would have permanent magnets to begin with (I suppose?)and engaging the started would just start rotation.
Something to think about. Peace Love and Happiness!!