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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 1:22 am
by Rossi
GForce wrote:i hate coppers. they do nothing but give you shit. when you need them, they aint around and when you dont want to see them, they appear from every freaken angle.
I ain't got a bad word for the cops.....the system is what pisses me off.
They're the ones who pick your sorry little arse out of the mangled mess then knock on your door to advise your mum/wife/girlfriend you aren't coming home.
Get back to giving the police the chance to caution you and not book you BUT remember 8 hrs a day watching the way fu**wits drive around isn't particularly gonna instil a need to "caution" you.
Any way up at that speed you should be paying enough attention to your surroundings to spot the police even unmarked cars have "telltale" signs
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 6:38 am
by ozx6r
i think the no visability/no light is due to the fact that they are riding "racing bikes"

Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 8:59 am
by chuffed
That is the biggest beat-up, and a shocking bit of jouranlism. No facts or statistics (atleast they didnt make em up like i've seen before) to support there one-eyed view. It's a pity that police didnt put half this energy or use of resources into preventing/attending break and enters.
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 2:06 pm
by BikerBoy
hah, sure is propaganza!
Who the hell would do 300km/h at night anyways??
Ghostrider must have been in sydney

pffft
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:54 pm
by Auscruiser
Let's face it - the cops are pi$$ed off that they can't keep up with some of the bikes on the road, the journos are having a bad time finding suitable stories to justify their jobs, and the Sunday Mail is purely a tabloid now anyway.
I have no doubt that there has been 4 motorcyclists killed on the Gold Coast this year - unfortunately the writer omits the fact that the Gold Coast has more roads than the M1, and a lot of them are more favoured than the M1 for motorcyclists.
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 5:49 pm
by Black Magic
I just saw this on the news again.
I recently wrote a letter to the editor about a newspaper article on crap like this! They edited the letter so badly that it lost it's intended meaning but at least it was published so that at least one biker had her say.