Things you don't like about riding
#11
07-10-2010, 04:10 PM
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You're the reason for profiling. Now tell me what you'd do in this situation: You're stopped at a light, and you see a police car pull up behind you. You get the feeling immediately that he's gonna try to pull you over for something.
I had this happen and the cop followed me almost three miles before pulling me over for improper lane change (I didn't signal long enough). Thanks to people like you who run from the cops and are being knuckle heads, people like me get pulled over for even the tiniest mistake just so they can make sure our stuff is in order.
I had this happen and the cop followed me almost three miles before pulling me over for improper lane change (I didn't signal long enough). Thanks to people like you who run from the cops and are being knuckle heads, people like me get pulled over for even the tiniest mistake just so they can make sure our stuff is in order.
I hate it when cops do that, whether its on a bike or car. Most of the time is just to check your paperwork like you stated.
#12
07-10-2010, 04:32 PM
I love the sound of bugs nailing my helmet but I hate....
-Getting caught behind slow traffic on PERFECT CORNERS
-Bouncing gravel when passing
-Being cold
-Cold gas on a cold day (love the cold gas on a hot day)
-Foggy visor
-Sore knees/***
-Getting caught behind slow traffic on PERFECT CORNERS
-Bouncing gravel when passing
-Being cold
-Cold gas on a cold day (love the cold gas on a hot day)
-Foggy visor
-Sore knees/***
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07-10-2010, 07:18 PM
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When I know some good corners are coming up, I slow down enough to clear some space between me and the traffic ahead. I'm sure it pisses the people off behind me plenty, since the straights are where they actually want to go fast. 
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07-10-2010, 08:37 PM
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You're the reason for profiling. Now tell me what you'd do in this situation: You're stopped at a light, and you see a police car pull up behind you. You get the feeling immediately that he's gonna try to pull you over for something.
I had this happen and the cop followed me almost three miles before pulling me over for improper lane change (I didn't signal long enough). Thanks to people like you who run from the cops and are being knuckle heads, people like me get pulled over for even the tiniest mistake just so they can make sure our stuff is in order.
I had this happen and the cop followed me almost three miles before pulling me over for improper lane change (I didn't signal long enough). Thanks to people like you who run from the cops and are being knuckle heads, people like me get pulled over for even the tiniest mistake just so they can make sure our stuff is in order.
anyways, i love my corbin seat no more sore *** problem even after riding all day, gettin the numb throttle hand and bug splatter is my top two, oh and all the harley guys that gotta show me how much louder there bike is than mine.
#17
07-10-2010, 10:56 PM
Not being able to party to my full abilities (I don't drink & ride)
Can't buy anything bigger than a ps3 game and carry it home
Getting caught in a compleate downpour (yesterday my jacket gained 10lbs)
Not being able to carry in the small of my back like normal
Getting asked what kind of bike is it, despite the Honda CBR600 F4i decals all over
Can't buy anything bigger than a ps3 game and carry it home
Getting caught in a compleate downpour (yesterday my jacket gained 10lbs)
Not being able to carry in the small of my back like normal
Getting asked what kind of bike is it, despite the Honda CBR600 F4i decals all over
#18
07-10-2010, 10:57 PM
A lot of things already mentioned..
But one of my pet hates.
Riding in the rain with wet weather gear, but there is always one spot where the water gets in & then slowly seeps it's way down your neck,back/stomach, regardless. But always ends up pooling in you're crutch.
But one of my pet hates.
Riding in the rain with wet weather gear, but there is always one spot where the water gets in & then slowly seeps it's way down your neck,back/stomach, regardless. But always ends up pooling in you're crutch.
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07-11-2010, 12:18 AM
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All the questions/statements from the people who don't have a bike and have no intentions of getting one.
