Frank, I was hoping that your man enough to take it!

I guess we are

what did I miss, greysnake isn't even part of this thread.

Frank, I still think you're funny, never mind Darn Oldie

Oh Frank is funny... it just wasn't him that made the "Funny" comment that I gave him credit for.

It's all good!

Upon a second reading of this article, I can see in my mind's eye, Eric Cartman yelling, "RESPECT MAH AUTHORITAH!!!"

Point taken on the snitch thing but I wonder if he has kept anyone from being injured by some asshat driving wrecklessly. Or worse yet some kid from being run over by a wreckless rider. I know I love my kids. The point is that we all need to remember what we are doing when riding .
We want to act in a safe responsible manor, and others to benifit from an example that we portray. One that says not all riders are asshats . The signs on the roads are there for a reason. Some , to us may seem impractical, if so then so be it but I still maintain that saftey is first and formost. Having lost friends in accidents and having come close myself I can say its always first in my mind. If you saw somene doing something that could or did injure someone would any of us snitch ??? . Or would we be afraid of the heat from the board. I think the guys got guts.

Gr

OWW oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Frank, Respect applied appropriately! U Da Mann!

Jersey Rider, Point taken, however... We all have seen some fool driving like superman and most of us would probably say something to that person at the next light, or like a few did for serious fools, follow them to a stop and confront them (not always a wise idea).

I think the point about this "Dead man" is that someone actually posted his name on the website.

For everyone who got a ticket for riding a little over the speed limit, there are probably 1 out of 20 that might "Look him up" and thus the term "Dead man". What he is doing should be done by the law, for him to take it into his own hands is just dumb, or "not a wise idea".

Darn

Darn Oldie wrote:
Respect applied appropriately! U Da Mann!



Jersey Rider, I see your point and agree with it, even. I was traveling on highway 24W on my way to Nashville a couple of months ago, running about 80mph, keeping pace with traffic. The speed limit was 70. There was a kid on a sports bike who passed us like we were standing still, and weaving and jogging between lanes, disappeared like a rocket...

If the fellow with the helmet cam turned in footage like that, I wouldn't have a problem with it.

Nuff said.

I'd pass him then slam on my brakes and claimed a dog ran infront of me and the old bastard rear ended me. I hate people more concerned with what I'm doing than what they are doing. Want an example? Look at catholic priests

Someone once said, "People worry about filling their own bellies and worry about other peoples' souls. If only they worried more about filling other peoples' bellies and worried more about their own souls..."