[g_sux_r]

could this be true? last time i checked duhamel barely hit the 200 mph mark. :arsenal

:laughingr Or the cop's math ability is out of spec! :rofl:


http://www.startribune.com/stories/462/4992111.html

 

[GixxerG]

How did...

how did this air patrol measure exactly 1/4 mile......... and what kind of stopwatch did he use ............ ja ja ja

Ride Safe......... :thumbup:

 

[skibum91]

how did this air patrol measure exactly 1/4 mile......... and what kind of stopwatch did he use ............ ja ja ja

Ride Safe......... :thumbup:

they have markings on the roadways that are 1/4 mile apart.

 

[bigjimbo]

how did this air patrol measure exactly 1/4 mile......... and what kind of stopwatch did he use ............ ja ja ja

Ride Safe......... :thumbup:

there are markers on the highway..thats how they clock you from point a to point b

 

[r_meintel]

I thought they governed bike for 186mph.

 

[skibum91]

I thought they governed bike for 186mph.

yes but they probably have easy ways to get around it like on the GSXR's with the TRE.

 

[gixerfast]

whoa, thats crazy fast. too fast on a highway, and they didnt take him to jail for that. crazy

 

[bigjimbo]

i dont know about you but i read that they arrested the one for going 205mph and let the other guy off

 

[Lyte-]

They gave the other guy a ticket for 111 but they didn't take him to jail and no wreckless driving ticket...but he would have done more then slowly pull away if he was doing nearly twice the other guys speed.....
Course had they been in cali they would have both been arrested for wreckless, excessive speed, speed contest, driving with out license, violating terms of their permit if they had that, wreckless endangerment, eluding police ( cause we all know they couldn't stop right away or seen the dude for a while and why not tack on a few extra charges....

Not to mention it would have been on tv and if he was in la he would have gotten beaten as soon as he stopped.

 

[g_sux_r]

They gave the other guy a ticket for 111 but they didn't take him to jail and no wreckless driving ticket...but he would have done more then slowly pull away if he was doing nearly twice the other guys speed.....
Course had they been in cali they would have both been arrested for wreckless, excessive speed, speed contest, driving with out license, violating terms of their permit if they had that, wreckless endangerment, eluding police ( cause we all know they couldn't stop right away or seen the dude for a while and why not tack on a few extra charges....

Not to mention it would have been on tv and if he was in la he would have gotten beaten as soon as he stopped.

:laughingr that is so true! and aren't most of the cops in LA are from oakland? :rofl:

 

[Lyte-]

Yeah I think a lot of them are... Almost all oakland cops are crooked

 

[rkrummel01]

i'm gonna go with my gut instinct and say the pilot clocked him wrong he was prob doing more like 190 which is still fast but over 200 and it ain't a busa or 12R..hmmmmm. but whatever that is still some crazy shit. :infrandom

 

[skibum91]

i'm gonna go with my gut instinct and say the pilot clocked him wrong he was prob doing more like 190 which is still fast but over 200 and it ain't a busa or 12R..hmmmmm. but whatever that is still some crazy shit. :infrandom

I'm going with you because I was just reading in roadracing world that on the front straight of one of the tracks it was a mile long straight, bostrom on his honda with a tail wind was hitting like 197. so I don't belive that a street model would do more than that.

 

[g_sux_r]

I'm going with you because I was just reading in roadracing world that on the front straight of one of the tracks it was a mile long straight, bostrom on his honda with a tail wind was hitting like 197. so I don't belive that a street model would do more than that.

:rofl: i'm still sticking with the cop/pilot's math ability is out of spec. :laughingr

 

[skibum91]

:rofl: i'm still sticking with the cop/pilot's math ability is out of spec. :laughingr

that could be very true. something is wrong here, whether its the markers on the road, his stop watch, him operating the watch. Something is wrong there.

 

[moto182003]

I'm going with you because I was just reading in roadracing world that on the front straight of one of the tracks it was a mile long straight, bostrom on his honda with a tail wind was hitting like 197. so I don't belive that a street model would do more than that.

nice guess but your wrong :twofinger
road racing bike aren't made for top speed shit...
this bike had 8k in mods...(when i find the other site i'll show you that part)

The stop-watch method is inaccurate at high speeds. 2 tenths of a second over a 1/4 mile sampling is a 10mph difference.

GO HONDA!!!
:lol:

 

[Lyte-]

that is a nasty icon moto...

but can you believe that shit made out local news here in la

lets see what they have to say about this

 

[Lyte-]

not to mention the dude can spend nearly the value of his bike in modifications but he can't see to find the time or money to get his motorcycle license?

 

[rkrummel01]

bottom line, the cops clocked him wrong and he's gonna pay extra money for an allready outraegous ticket.

 

[Lyte-]

extra money my ass..
that bitches ticket was only $215 [email protected]!!! :2hard

man the ticket for violating the car pull Lane in cali is more then that shit!!

WTF :headscrat