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Such a person shouldn't even have a drivers license. 1) Mommy never took "the fall" for this guy. She basically got slapped on the wrist with fines that if she doesn't choose to pay, nothing will even happen. No one was in any real trouble up to now. 2) imo he got charged criminally because...

Repost or update? btw, apparently they haven't actually found the guy they are charging. Hope he's in the states where Canadian cops will get told off and to do some actual police work. nvm.. it's a repost

Their Air1 equivalent isn't traffic specific. But they still have heli's. That's a big one to keep in mind.

How does a motorcycle shoulder passing many cages (or even the one dumbass who decides that texting is okay) inconvenience "20-30-50" other motorists?

But it's unfair that they get home in 10 minutes while I sit in my cage for over 60 minutes. I must move over and impede the motorcycle while I sit in traffic with a cellphone glued to my head.

OP is too short and doesn't completely describe the situation in a way that anyone could judge whether or not what happened was safe or unsafe. Anyone wishing death or injury on said rider or even expecting injury or an accident because "they give other riders a bad name" need a serious reality...

For those that don't have a lot of background on this, the cops aren't allowed to chase anymore. A while back, a chase did happen and a cop ended up killing a rider. Rider's family sued the city and won (police called off the chase, but cop still followed and ran him into the back of another...

That maneuver at 1:50 shows that he was holding back enough so that he could correct and end up in either lane (or on a line) without issue.

19, 20 in a bit Fully aware it's against 172. Riders that choose to break laws like that generally stick to "as long as it isn't criminal = it's okay" Nothing wrong with being into Selena Gomez. She's got some good songs out there (Naturally, Love you like a love song, hit the lights, shake...

Among these heroes, bent clutch levers are intentional. See "Benmore" Also, tip lines are meant for reporting crimes. Filtering through traffic is not a criminal offense. Getting butthurt about it and taking your anger out inappropriately on the other hand...

Didn't see anything "grossly" wrong with the riding in that video. The filtering is definitely illegal, but in the manner he was doing it, he kept things safe. Rider had great throttle control and kept a good amount of noise to let other traffic know he was there while at a standstill. I'd say...

Never done it before, but I am curious to know if it's a process that's easy to do on your own and what materials I'll need beforehand and in what quantity.

In BC, previous don't hinder ability or cost related to insurance. It's number of claims based on a scale of how many at fault accidents you've had that determine the rate. So he'd be able to insure the bike at the same rate as anyone out there could.

That's 3x the price of the bike! *lepuke*

You don't buy a R1 to do the speed limit. At the same time, you don't buy one to go out there and be a maniac. It's one thing to go 30-50 over the limit but this is something that shouldn't be used to generalize sportbike riders. Friend of mine had been followed home riding a blue r6 by an...

There are only penalties if you get caught

Can you handle stairs? I am stuck with a cbr 125 atm and this looks like fun.

Might want to get a trickle charger for your battery and check it periodically.

If you are intending to ride over 90km/h, the Ninja 250 is the way to go. Acceleration after 90km/h on the CBR 125 is painful & not linear. Makes for unsafe highway riding. Part of the learning experience is having experience handling the bike at higher speeds and having control of the bike at...

The discharge just means no criminal record. License suspension will still show up and will haunt you for the next however many years. This is one of those spots where fishing for cheaper insurance across Canada is worthwhile. Just to have the slip is what counts, right?