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A little trick I use is to signal left and then bam I turn right. Most of the time it works every time
 
I usually ride to the opp headquarters and start by doing a burnout in the lobby. Then I ride over the police cars and proceed to outrun the police on the 400. Then the air support shows up and I have to wheelie into the back of an awaiting semi truck. If this fails. I make a quik pitstop at shoppers drugmart for vasoline. This will aid in the anal raping I'll get when they catch me.
 
Corsara said:
I used to go on many group rides with people, who've ran from cops many many times. In fact, for some reason I lucked out, because I personally didn't see the cherries not even once, pure luck given that my riding was totally reckless, the rides would frequent 200+ on backroads. But I had it decided back then---if I were to see the cherries, I'd stop, my bike and license are not worth a criminal charge! I guess it comes down to personal choice, but you'd better make that choice before the ride, and stick to it. Can you lose the cops quickly? Hell yea, on a 600, on a 1000....even on smaller bikes. Is the chance of getting caught big? I don't think so. But if you run, you better know it and do it right away and not hesitate even for a second, that's what I heard people saying...

So, given the fact that I was unable to force myself to ride responsibly, I took up going to the track, and cancelled my insurance and took it off the street the day after my first track day. And let me tell you---my life turned around for the better! Not only I'm not presented with temptation to break the law, to potentially hurt myself or somebody else, risk my license, bike, or maybe even temptation to run from the cops, I get to spend so much more time home with the kids, and in terms of riding---even a day at the track provides me with more satisfaction from riding that all the 200+ backroad riding I've ever done in my life combined!

It's a personal choice, but I just wanted to throw this as an option in here, because going track-only is great on multiple counts. And on top---the 2500 I was paying for insurance----that buys 10 to 20 track days per summer, certainly more than enough to feed your riding hunger, and then some! Oh, and none of the 200kph+ riding on the street comes even close to the intensity of riding on the track. I know that some of you will say things like "but I ride so fast, I'm a rocket"....well, I used to say the same things and really believed them, and it's so totally wrong. So, to sum up, I've come to think that the illegal rides on the street are a pretty damn stupid and idiotic thing to do. But it's your choice, I'm not judging, whatever rocks your boat u know, just wanted to say there are other options for YOU.
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very well written
 
ViperZ said:
Logical? Let me think - HTA 172 charge vs. CRIMINAL charge of avoiding the police... hm, logic...
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Only if he got caught, which would be 50/50, that's a good chance. There wouldn't be so much difference in pain getting charged with 172 or with avoiding police, you're screwed either way, I would have taken off without hesitation.
 
09SV650S said:
It was a joke! ok lets get over it. Happy now? Will everyone sleep better tonight?

Or should us psychology majors analyze some more

I kid I kid
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They give corporate jobs to Psychology majors? **** sakes, I'm quitting tomorrow, anyone can have my job, even psychology majors
 
malim said:
since we are talking about running and what not. Do you know "anyone" *cough* *cough*, that had successfully ran from the cop on a motorcycle?
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queeeee?
 
ZX600 said:
They give corporate jobs to Psychology majors? **** sakes, I'm quitting tomorrow, anyone can have my job, even psychology majors
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Let's not get personal and be hurtful now...
 
Pegassus said:
Only if he got caught, which would be 50/50, that's a good chance. There wouldn't be so much difference in pain getting charged with 172 or with avoiding police, you're screwed either way, I would have taken off without hesitation.
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172 is mainly a fine but you're free. Running and getting caught = never picking up soap in shower for a while.
 
I'am glad to know you think that. Its hell for a lot of people which when their license/bike gone, minus large bucks, driving record, insurance, court time hell i even heard of people walking home and hell you might not even be guilty. Don't make it seem like its only 12 over. :)
 
Outrunning cops is a transition point to a track it also hasits benefits to warm up tires on your way there
 
This guy did it in a car, but right: http://www.wired.com/cars/coolwheels/magazine/15-11/ff_cannonballrun

It's an older story, but really, if fleeing is what rocks your boat, this guy had the bare minimum to seriously consider it. If you aren't going this way, you're just pissing around. He was a one man ELINT/ECM machine.

From the story, "Randolph highway patrol sunglasses, 20-gallon reserve fuel tank, Tasco 8 x 40 binoculars fitted with a Kenyon KS-2 gyro stabilizer, military spec Steiner 7 x 50 binoculars, Hummer H1-style bumper-mounted L-3 Raytheon NightDriver thermal camera and LCD dashboard screens, front-and-rear-mounted sensors for a Valentine One radar/laser detector, flush bumper-mount Blinder M40 laser jammers, redundant Garmin StreetPilot 2650 GPS units, preprogrammed Uniden police radio scanners, ceiling-mount Uniden CB radio with high-gain whip antenna. Check. Check. Check."
 
guy i know saw a bike doing 50 over in a 60 zone. signalled the bike to stop. Bike runs, blows a red turns into a residential area. Loses my buddy. Low and behold he finds the bike parked a guy leaving the area, he routes around and the guy is gone, he did get a look at him. Bike gets towed and impounded. Driver charged up criminal and HTA offences. Owner of the bike was not the driver. It happens.

Risks to stopping, risks to running. Criminal charges or death are worse then fines and licence suspensions. There was that lady on the 400 near parry sound that ran. She hit an OPP suv 150 km/hr plus. And died, this was a cage though.
 
Roasted said:
LOL

Agreed.........not saying people don't run. I know for a fact that many people do and get away. But when you see people bragging about "over 100 chases under their belt" I smell major bull poop. Chances are they ran maybe once or twice and are exaggerating to look like a badass.

It's kind of like a dude telling me he slept with "over 100 women". Sure there is a chance that it's true, but that chance is ~1%.
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It's kind of like a dude telling me he slept with "over 100 women"

I can do it in 100 days, and most guys can. Sao Paulo it is a good place to start. Or anywhere south of 38th parallel.
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