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uhhhhh . . .
. . . . how about not speeding?
I have. I probably will again. But, I try not to.
I have gotten a few tickets. Some deserved and on reflection, appreciated. A couple cases, I felt it was dangerous for the ticketing officer and felt foolish for putting them at risk.
A couple of tickets were not deserved - and were dismissed in court.
Having grown up around Body Shops, I have just seen what speed can do. To me it is not a "game" of tickets. The stakes are much higher than that.
Tom
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Don't waste your money. Watch your speed
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I average 5mph over to stay out of the pack of cars. i tried running slower, but they tailgate too much. If nothing else, the radar detector looks cool and makes all kinds of neat sounds...LOL
We did a comparison with my MC group last year. One major bridge here, posted speed 65. Average speed with local law enforcement clocking the cars, in 4 hours 71 mph. And this was at 7pm, just after rush hour ended.
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Doru the Destroyer-Spyder Photo Investigator
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Originally Posted by Tom in NM
. . . . how about not speeding?
I have. I probably will again. But, I try not to.
I have gotten a few tickets. Some deserved and on reflection, appreciated. A couple cases, I felt it was dangerous for the ticketing officer and felt foolish for putting them at risk.
A couple of tickets were not deserved - and were dismissed in court.
Having grown up around Body Shops, I have just seen what speed can do. To me it is not a "game" of tickets. The stakes are much higher than that.
Tom
Nice quote, re how about not speeding, I know we have all done it me included but these days when alone on the road I usually travel at about 5 MPH over the posted speed limit (except for schools which if anything I ride at below the posted limit as it appears that children are not taugh anything about road safty and just amble into the road without looking) and when I am in the regular flow of traffic, say on a highway, I usually keep up with the flow or else risk getting hit from the rear. Its far easier than to pin your hopes on a detector as technology is always changing and todays machine is outdated so quickly as we get more advanced in our use of electronics.
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