cop mc competetion

 

nothing really great here, but I do like the spiral, reminds me of a black
light poster I had when I was a kid

 On 4/20/2011 7:26 AM, notat@home.com wrote:

Damn. I couldn't make that course on a bicycle! There were times I
couldn't do it on foot, either. (Of course, beer was involved.)

I go to the school parking lot and practice the tight turns, emergency
stopping, etc. Should do it more often, I guess. One of my goals is to
turn around between the sets of pumps after getting fuel.

Friend of mine retired from the PD as a wheel cop. Now he teaches cops
in the area how to do that stuff. He says that he'd let me take the
course with 'em sometime. Only drawback is he says more than likely I'd
end up dropping my bike sometime during the course. Don't wanna to that.
If I was riding the *city's* bike I'd do it in a second, but that ain't
gonna happen. 'Specially since I don't work there anymore.

Andy aka Big Stinkie

 On Wed, 20 Apr 2011 08:09:28 -0500, Andy aka Big Stinkie <"andy at
bigstinkie dot com"> wrote:


Might be something like this over there?

"Use our ex-police bikes and focus on learning, not on protecting your
expensive ride"

http://www.northwest-motorcycle.com/

Expensive as hell, but what's ones arse worth?  Personally, I'd rather
take it on my bike(s) and replace th' bash cars afterwards.  

Snarl

 On 4/20/2011 12:58 PM, snarl@trippin.com wrote:

Gonna have to do some research on local outfits like that. Thanks for
the heads up.

Andy aka Big Stinkie

 On Wed, 20 Apr 2011 14:32:26 -0500, Andy aka Big Stinkie <"andy at
bigstinkie dot com"> wrote:


<schnipp>


Allow me to add that if say, someone wanted that class for a B-day
present, or a great way to reduce insurance premiums, or <insert neato
reason here>, there's plenny of netscum around here that could give
ya's a hot n' a cot.  At least a bakers dozen Slugs around both of
those classes.  

Snarl