Outlaw awards

[DucHead]

Me on Friday night:

[DarkMonster620]

Me on Friday night:

cool and all, but, this is the 'posta' that makes all motorcycle riders look like 'poop' and another of the reasons why so many laws are being made in order to have sport/standard[naked] motocycles "banned" from the street...

[myssrhl]

this week did a wheelie in town on us301 at 2:30 in the morning.....then I remembered the warrant out for my arrest....no cops ... still free....

[Bigbore4]

I am a rather large rider, I have the Monster geared about 10% lower.  She runs out of steam about 1.2, routinely.  I won't talk about the FJR here, except for Indy to Bonneville in 32 hrs.

When I was a young lad, I did confirm that 5 tickets in one summer is too many in the state of Minnesota.  4 were on my Yamaha XS 650.

[77south]

I didn't know so many of you lived in germany and drove on the autobahn.  The speed limit here in wisconsin is 65.  I have no idea why my Sport 1000S even has those other 3 gears

[El Matador]

I once got pulled over for speeding in Arkansas with a fake license plate, no proof of insurance and no registration on the bike.

Yes, he let me off with a verbal warning.   

On that same trip A police officer on the dragon lit up going the other way. I just kept going and figured if he wanted to stop me he eventually would come up behind me. No such luck. Does that count as a 6 star grand theft auto chase?

[Punx Clever]

I once was accused of popping a wheelie in front of the local police station.  I was pulled over on another street about a quarter mile from the city limits and the officer gave me a ticket for careless driving.  When I went to court I argued that the officer couldn't prove that it was ME on MY red motorcycle that he saw pop a wheelie since he not only lost sight of the vehicle in question, but had to get in his car, make two turns to get onto the street I was on (going through numerous other intersections along the way), and fight through traffic before he saw me on a red motorcycle and assumed it was me. 

The judge (who is basically a rubber stamp for the local police, she has a bad record) stopped me while I was asking the officer questions.  She asked me flat out, "Did you pull that wheelie?" To which I responded, "I don't have to answer that question."  She ended the hearing and ruled guilty.

The charges were dismissed before the appeal was even heard.