View Poll Results: Have you reconsidered evading?
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Ok we know the rules are changing...
06-28-2007, 05:30 PM
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06-28-2007, 06:08 PM
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Re: Ok we know the rules are changing...
Chicks in Fl areeven hotter. But Fl streets are NOT rider friendly at all. YEah, you can speed all day and nothing'll happen (beleive me, i lived in Miami, and actually i'm here in Miami on Vacation right now) so a 900hp car is sure fun. lol. . .
06-28-2007, 08:39 PM
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Re: Ok we know the rules are changing...
Many of the traffic lights also have light sensors in them, so you can try flashing from high to low repeatedly as you approach the light. This mimics the strobes on emergency vehicles, which is what the light is for. Of course, you have to make sure there are no other vehicles coming, and of course, no LEOs!!
I know the Military Hwy exit light works doing this, as does Northhampton. Sat there many a night until I found out this trick. Also, the magnets on the bottom fairing apparently don't work as well as many hoped...not the green light trigger that they sell. Sometimes yes, sometimes no...at least flashing your lights is free!
I know the Military Hwy exit light works doing this, as does Northhampton. Sat there many a night until I found out this trick. Also, the magnets on the bottom fairing apparently don't work as well as many hoped...not the green light trigger that they sell. Sometimes yes, sometimes no...at least flashing your lights is free!
Yes indeed for some lights the Flashing of high beams seem to work at some lights others it seems as if there is still not enough light to trigger the sensor.
06-28-2007, 09:05 PM
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Re: Ok we know the rules are changing...
VA sucks. I am moving the Philly where the laws arent as strict, but man, its scary thinking of riding in philly with those crazy drivers. Bikers shoot past me on the roads in philly all the time, but man, potholes, bad drivers... I dont know.
06-29-2007, 02:07 AM
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06-29-2007, 04:48 AM
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06-29-2007, 11:07 AM
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Re: Ok we know the rules are changing...
1. The sensors are a combination of strobe, weight, mag. Any of those tricks will work but you have to time them properly. The strobe is tuned for a particular on off freqency that emergeny vehicales have. Reving your motor over an exposed strip works as long as you are right over it. Weight works like steve said by stopping hard.
2. I dated a pueto rican chick. She was awesome and crazy. When we broke up she sent me like 2k text messages and ramped up my cell phone bill. I do not text message so that was a killer bill.
3. Even on a 500 it is easy to speed. I made it home from Newport News to Fairfax in Two hours and 22 minutes. I average almost 92 miles and hour and I did not even realize it.
2. I dated a pueto rican chick. She was awesome and crazy. When we broke up she sent me like 2k text messages and ramped up my cell phone bill. I do not text message so that was a killer bill.
3. Even on a 500 it is easy to speed. I made it home from Newport News to Fairfax in Two hours and 22 minutes. I average almost 92 miles and hour and I did not even realize it.
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