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lol. For sure. Now I'm tempted to post pics of my bike as well :D

lol ... Was that a cruiser or sport. Anyone know?

Can they apply Dangerous driving and the HTA 172 together, or has the HTA 172 simply replaced any/all dangerous driving charges that could be applied?

+1 haha. Bang on target

Are you saying that the HTA 172 has to be applied exclusively and cannot be paired up with any other charge? If so then yes, you're right. Otherwise he would be worse off.

4 yr old news, and probably lucky for the rider. Don't think the HTA was in effect at that time. I think it came in 2 months later. *edit* nm looks like someone above already commented on it

you know they could've built a really nice playground for us, with all that asphalt going to waste ...

+999999999

lol. Sorry Mike. i think you just got owned by TD on this one ....... Back on topic, I've noticed that it makes a huge difference (between my current and last yrs gear), and with venting included - a definite yes as Mike already pointed out. It is indeed hard to keep clean though.

point taken :)

[wagging my finger at turbodish] You'll need to read my prior post above once again. I said "Closer", as in closer towards the car vs. closer to the parking sign at the start of the zone, which does not necessarily mean impeding it's exit. I guess I'm not that much of a ****** :p ... That...

I had to face a similar situation today. Spent 20 mins hunting for a spot and found a couple that I could've squeezed in and would only find myself to blame if it got knocked down. I did however find an empty car spot at the very beginning of the zone and decided that it was best to park closer...

Not sure if it would be the rear bike's at fault here unless the rider came in and parked between two cars. If not then it's the one who parked in front who's at fault. Notice that the "legal" parking ends right where the bike in front (the blue one) is. It looks like the bike at the rear of...

lol .. could be. Didn't think of that one!!

Might be doable, but they're giving a lot of credit to the driver here. Even if they were good ( and patient), who can blame someone for being ****** off at having move the steering wheel a hundred times ,and in the end out of sheer frustration of too many tries ends up kissing the front tire...

I wonder who would get taken out first if the car decides to get out. I feel for ppl that get thier motorcycles "felled" curbside, but this is just asking for it.

:) .. Kids, please DO NOT try this without adult supervision.

Possible yes. Probable ...well unlikely, although I wouldn't put it past an overzealous officer for giving you an HTA 172 violation for farting, or attempting to, while riding. The officer would have to see you stretching you leg and trying to cover your plate while doing so and I think it's...

I think what ajaxguy meant was that there might be a chance that the cameras can still catch the plate at a much higher speed, but with his leg covering it up the chances are nearly nil. hmmm...as far as penalties, there is the possibility of the HTA 172 violation as an added bonus for speeding...

There are different schools of thought. You can lean which way you want. But here's what I think made sense and I broke my Busa in pretty hard using these links as a guide. You don't have to believe everything you read, but don't dismiss it either. Oh well, I'll probably get flamed for stating...