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The correct answer iirc was "don't fight the wobble, roll off the throttle, and don't touch the brakes."

Nay Brah, you need those homing red shells for the OPP! You don't want those green ones to ricochet and hit an innocent kid now do you?

LOL... I love this place :cool:

Hmm... guess I'll just have to wait it out 2 years to find out if it'll stick. Thanks for the heads up though

I don't believe he does :D Thanks guys, got kinda worried there for a sec

Umm... So I get a $160 fine in the mail today, under my dad's name for parking tickets. The car was never registered with them... do I have to pay it? :confused:

Wow...His victims weren't even compensated for ANY of the charges (impound fees, paralegal, alternative transportation,etc.)... Disgusting.

Free food? I'm in!

Re: Post Pics of your Bike. I really hope you're talking about your seat :D

To his defence, he did say he was an average rider until he got booked with 172. Sure, it sounds backwards... but I'm just pointing it out :)

Smartest thing I've read in this whole thread. There's just too much left up to interpretation for this to be a good law. And there's no scope for compensation either, which is the factor that crosses the line IMO

Doesn't matter, controlling a car at those speeds is something most cops can't do, and are thus not willing to do. Besides, acceleration and handling always trumps speed. Definitely not. Much easier to lead than to follow, as the leader is making decisions according to his circumstances, while...

I dunno... I'd rather deal with $20 York fines than collections agencies hounding my *** and ruining my credit.

Apparently they leave at 7 (according to York Security), but I've gotten a ticket in a paid lot around that time (maybe just bad luck?) So far, no tickets after 7 in more "discreet places", so I'm assuming they do a final lot check around 7pm and don't bother with my secret hideout :cool:

Where was this? Bike rack? Seneca?

Re: Did you get a new bike? Post some pics. That is one mean-***-lookin bike. Congrats, and know I'm really jealous right now.

Wow, this is ridiculous. Moral of the story: Go ahead kids, drink and drive. Commit a hit and run, take a cab home, then come back saying: "No way officer, I only had a few shots AFTER I left the scene of the crime :)"

How is this possible if you M1 expires after 90 days? Especially now when there are no riding courses available. Does the experience clock run even if your M1 expires?