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LordAramid wrote:nobody explained how he could cover his rear plate with his hand while riding, is that something i'm just missing cause i'm blonde or does the man have gorilla arms? how did he reach the rear plates>??

Would be easier on a dirt bike (if that's what he was riding).

robracer wrote:It doesnt say by his hand....... I have seen a pic of a dude using his foot I just cant find the pic

yes it does say with his hand Rob, read again mate

From the link.

Last year, New South Wales police arrested a motorcyclist who allegedly sped past police cameras near the Spit Bridge in Sydney more than 2000 times while covering his rear number plate with his hand to avoid detection.

Yeah I know, sorry, I'm just in the mood for correcting ya

ooops was reading the second part, thanks mr 99%

99% correct

robracer wrote:

LordAramid wrote:nobody explained how he could cover his rear plate with his hand while riding, is that something i'm just missing cause i'm blonde or does the man have gorilla arms? how did he reach the rear plates>??

It doesnt say by his hand....... I have seen a pic of a dude using his foot I just cant find the pic

the foot....



norty boy....139 by a learner

My knees are too farginGone&FastagIsBetter to do that

Time and place and dont tempt fate

States are forgoing an estimated $2 million a year each in revenue from fines as motorcycles evade detection.

But But But....they're safety camera's
Theres always one on my street facing the wrong way......but he's "always" on my street and as tempting as is it
it's always the same bloke

is this guy a yoga teacher running late for a class ?

if thats what ya gotta do to avoid a ticket these days...i got no hope.

Get your vote in....

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/nation ... 5774058719

I heard on the radio this morning that they're considering electronic tags/chips in bikes instead of the front number plates, zero blood alchohol limit and compulsory safety clothing for bikes. Don't know how far along it is and if is only Qld or other states as well.

Electronic monitoring?

Where is my tin foil hat ffs....

If they really wanted to help people by going down this cotton wool path approach, why not have GPS tracking that actively wont allow you to to go over the speed limit anywhere via engine management, the technology is available. No fines, no revenue, no problems




Way too BiGbRotHeR

I was listening to some tosser yesterday on talkback talking about this. He was adament bikes should have front number plates. Then some supposed motorcyclists called in mentioning how a sticker or plastic numberplate they wouldnt have an issue with Or a chip in the eway tags (who uses these?) Well I guess the only way to get through "safety" camera's after that will be to have the front wheel pointed towards the sky Or heaven forbid slow down for 10 metres

Over 98% have voted NO

It says in one of the posts about the guy in sydney getting caught by them recognising his bike and clothes, Maybe all those photo's that the police are taking of the front and rear of bikes are paying off for police, While attending a couple of places for bike related stuff ie bike shows/charity rides the police have had camera's set up to photograph the front and rear of your bike while you are on it so they dont need to have a front number plate to catch us, maybe there doing a database up.

seiko1 wrote:Over 98% have voted NO

How many times you reload and vote?

Reminds me to refresh and vote again

I can see more people choosing to ghost ride..
Just dont run out of fuel or fall off

Not that I would do that at all.