Kawasaki Sportsbike Riders Club - Australia - Online Forum

robracer wrote:

aardvark wrote:There was a high court ruling in about 1995, or 1996 I think, which basically says that entrapment cannot be used as a form of defence. That particular ruling was in relation to a serious criminal offence and as such also applies to simple traffic offences.

Arty thats exakrry why I copped this one on the chin, that + the fact they knocked 20KPH off to be 30+ over k .....could have been a hell of alot worse off.

i can safely use the icon here, though i didn't have anyone egging me on, i was just enjoying swooshing past traffic just a little bit *too* much.

There is at least 1 black Falcon ute down here, has been pulling over a few bikes in the local twisties.....we also have a number of unmarked 4WD Landcruisers, although if you get a good look at the grill, you can see the small red & blue disco lights....I was chased by an unmarked late-model Falcon the other week, but hosed it through some very heavy commuter traffic !! 3 gear changes and a cool breeze later.....I think he gave up !

RED alert RED alert Gos has done a runner!

I even had my KSRC backpack on !! I bet he got a good look at that as I lane-split next to him at >140 !!

Wanna give me some private lessons Gos and then I wouldn't have to worry about what they drive!

Black Magic wrote:Wanna give me some private lessons Gos and then I wouldn't have to worry about what they drive!

Lessons can be provided free of charge, on every HCC WSB trip. Next one scheduled for Feb/Mar 2009.

One trip with the HCC, and you will be lane-splitting in your sleep !!

Gosling1 wrote:

Black Magic wrote:Wanna give me some private lessons Gos and then I wouldn't have to worry about what they drive!

Lessons can be provided free of charge, on every HCC WSB trip. Next one scheduled for Feb/Mar 2009.

One trip with the HCC, and you will be lane-splitting in your sleep !!

Cool- count me in!

ah yes and there is also the sly use of P plates front and back on the unmarked cars.

I recently saw a lowered white ford, not sure what year it was but it was old... Im talking well before the AU model ford. It had mags, tinted windows and a body kit. I got close enough to the car to see it was definitely an unmarked policecar (lights on the back shelf, equipment on the dash, and 4 people in uniform in the car).

Wendy, there's also an accord, did the ute have clarion stickers or something like that one it?? If not, there's that one too..
And a couple of Magna's.. but the best one we have up here is the Hummer

There's a couple more I can't think of atm..

blur wrote:ah yes and there is also the sly use of P plates front and back on the unmarked cars.

P plates???? Is that legal?!

ttc wrote:Wendy, there's also an accord, did the ute have clarion stickers or something like that one it?? If not, there's that one too..
And a couple of Magna's.. but the best one we have up here is the Hummer

There's a couple more I can't think of atm..

Thanks Tanya. There is a Hummer!? OMG! (I have't been looking hard enough!)

No, it didn't have clarion stickers on it...... so another few to my list......

I got pulled over by an XTrail once
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Are they using confiscated hoon cars?

They shouldnt or perhaps even arent allowed to use P plates on the car. You only place P Plates on a car if you are a P restricted driver. So they either have a whole bunch of noob cops driving around on there P's or they are breaking the law for displaying P's. Geeesus you even get a fine if you have your P's up when your not ment to! So why are they ANY DIFFERENT ? its BS!

Saki wrote: they are breaking the law for displaying P's.

Get that pearl of wisdom from the same mate?

I'd suggest you have a read of section 305 of the Australian Road Rules.