Posted by Tim Kreitz on December 27, 2006, 11:23 am
Rob Kleinschmidt wrote:
> Roddy Meatstick.............. wrote:
> > If your bike is registered in a no-helmet-required state and you go
> > through a mandatory helmet state, can they bust you?
> Tell them your friends on rec.motorcycles told you it was
> OK and see how far this gets you.
LOL. "But officer, I researched it on Usenet. It CAN'T be wrong!"
Tim Kreitz
2003 ZX7R
2000 ZX6R
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Posted by Keith Schiffner on December 27, 2006, 12:04 pm
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> Rob Kleinschmidt wrote:
>> Roddy Meatstick.............. wrote:
>> > If your bike is registered in a
>> > no-helmet-required state and you go
>> > through a mandatory helmet state, can they
>> > bust you?
>>
>> Tell them your friends on rec.motorcycles told
>> you it was
>> OK and see how far this gets you.
> LOL. "But officer, I researched it on Usenet. It
> CAN'T be wrong!"
Oh crappers... I can visualize some poor schlub
trying to pull that one.
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You simply devour a piece of road like a
cannibalistic
dachshund, eating a string of Coney Island 'dogs.'
It's
grand!"
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Posted by Magnulus on December 27, 2006, 11:52 am
Roddy Meatstick.............. wrote:
> If your bike is registered in a no-helmet-required state and you go
> through a mandatory helmet state, can they bust you?
Yes.
Posted by Dave S on January 9, 2007, 8:25 pm
Roddy Meatstick.............. wrote:
> If your bike is registered in a no-helmet-required state and you go
> through a mandatory helmet state, can they bust you?
How about this..
If your bike is registered in another state with speed limits as high as
75, and you go to another state, and the max speed limit is 55.. can
they ticket you for speeding if you are going 75 in that other state?
Same principle.
Posted by Stephen! on January 10, 2007, 12:25 am
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>> If your bike is registered in a no-helmet-required state and you go
>> through a mandatory helmet state, can they bust you?
>
> How about this..
>
> If your bike is registered in another state with speed limits as high as
> 75, and you go to another state, and the max speed limit is 55.. can
> they ticket you for speeding if you are going 75 in that other state?
How 'bout this?
If your bike is registered in a state where it is legal to carry a Glock
in the tankbag without a CCW permit, can you leagally ride it with the
Glock in the tankbag (sans permit) through Washington, D.C.?
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> > If your bike is registered in a no-helmet-required state and you go
> > through a mandatory helmet state, can they bust you?
> Tell them your friends on rec.motorcycles told you it was
> OK and see how far this gets you.