Motorcycle Radars

How does a cop do this?

admin — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 04:51:04 +0000

We were driving west on a road and a motorcycle cop was driving east. The cop claims we were going 64 miles an hour. he was going east at 40 miles an hour. how does he accuratly know are speed because he did not point any radar at us and he would have had no time to?
We were not shot with radar from another car because we had just left the parking lot.

he does not necessarily have to be the one that clocked you.

There may have been another one on your side of the road that was using radar, (or any one of several types of speed control timing devices) and just calls out the speeding vehicle to a "chase" car sitting nearby.

Many departments use this type of tactic when they are trying to correct a speeding or aggressive driving problem on an area of a road. They will saturate the area with traffic stops, and tickets. The word gets out, everyone slows down and the problem is solved.

Anyone in Arizona know about this - MOTORCYCLE ‘DISINTEGRATES’ AFTER 157 MPH CRASH?

admin — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 15:43:11 +0000

What does extremely critical mean as it applies to an illegal alien?

SAN TAN VALLEY, AZ. – A Tempe man is hospitalized in extremely critical condition after his motorcycle ran into a light pole at nearly 160 mph in the central Arizona town of San Tan Valley.

Pinal County authorities say 19-year-old Noe Calazo was airlifted to Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn Medical Center after the crash early Sunday.

The motorcyclist sped past a county sheriff’s deputy at 2:05 a.m. on a road where the posted speed limit is 45 mph. The deputy‘s radar gun clocked Calazo’s motorcycle at 157 mph.

Before a pursuit could begin, authorities say Calazo had crashed four miles away, hitting the concrete base of a traffic light pole.

Do you think alcohol might have been involved?

yep, saw it on the news, the engine actually came out of the frame and went sliding down the road upon impact. he was riding a Yamaha R1. there are photos on the news website. i consider that man dead even though he is in critical condition.

Can an officer catch you for speeding if he doest have a radar gun out and should i fight the ticket…?

admin — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 04:23:10 +0000

Here’s my situation I was on a red light waiting to turn left and head south I noticed the officer on his motorcycle across the intersection wait to turn right to head south too….the officer was waiting there for a few…he could of went but didn’t…all of a sudden he goes I’m still waiting at the light….light turns green and I go…I see him down the street…me and my girl noticed that the officer had both hands on his handlebar no radar gun in hand and before the cop pulls me over I told my girl I was gonna get pulled over…the officer told me I was going approximately 60 on a 45….I wanted to ask him how did he get that without a radar gun but I decided not to ask him…can anyone help me out what to do…should I fight this ticket…

no no no no. 2 things, if he didn’t have you on radar, and if he doesn’t have the proper training to use it, you just go to court like any other ticket you have. EVERY ticket you get, you go to court and you swear to the judge that all you say is the truth and you got like a 60% chance of passing. if you stick with glue to your story and it makes sense. and i advise you to look for any written mistakes on the ticket. date, time, street location, even your name, color of car, etc. any of those can almost void the ticket immediatly in court. AND you say there was only one cop, better luck.
and no, you don’t need to hire a lawyer. it’s you the judge and maybe the stupid cop that gave you the ticket will be there. like i said EVERY ticket you get, go to court for it, you got the odds on your side. even if you broke the law or not.
although, this is how it runs in quebec, too may tickets were void cuz most cops weren’t qualified for the radar guns, so people went to court and said, "yeah, show me your qualifications" and they were like, uh, uh, i…, uh. so after a while the government passed the law that every cop here need to be qualified for that, but, still easy to void it. i don’t know where you’re from so it could always run different especially if it’s not the same country but, man, don’t just let it pass .

Is is true that it’s illegal to site a CA driver for speeding using radar in a speed trap?

admin — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 09:18:16 +0000

I was driving about 45 mph in Orange County where the posted speed limit goes from 40 to 35 and saw a motorcycle cop parked on the opposite side of the street. I slowed down and he got behind me and pulled me over. It appears that he’s there often. At the speed most people are going, the citations have nothing to do with safety and everything to do with generating revenue. I’d really like to fight this ticket if I’m able to.

To summarize Alyssa’s point, California has an odd definition of "speed trap," which is the use of radar on a road posted for a speed under 55 mph when that speed is not justified by a recent traffic survey. If the officer paced you, rather than use a radar, there does not have to be a traffic survey, and if he used a radar the odds are that there is a survey.

California uses a "basic speed law," which is that you must drive at a speed which is reasonable and prudent for the road conditions. Going over the posted speed limit (if that is under 55) is prima facie evidence that your speed was not reasonable and prudent. But if you can convince the hearing officer that going 45 mph in that 35 mph zone was reasonable and prudent then you will not be found guilty. (The odds of that are also low)

Why don’t liberals appreciate Western Culture?

admin — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 01:38:18 +0000

Encyclopedia Britannica’s partial listing of gifts to mankind, compliments of Judao Christian Western Culture:

Teflon, telegraph, wireless telephone, cell phone, TV, thermometer, thermostat, threshing machine, pneumatic tire, toaster, tractors, transistor, vaccination, vacuum cleaner, typewriter, ultrasound imaging, Velcro, VCR, washing machine, X-ray, Airbags, automobile, airplane, blimps, animation, motion-picture, telephone, telephone answering machine, aspirin, assembly line, Astroturf, audiotape, ATM, Bakelite, periodic table, ball bearing, telephone, bandage, bar code barbed wire, barometer, battery, bicycle, bifocal lens, blow-dryer, atomic bomb, Braille, bra, electronic calculator, camcorder, cans, carbon 14 dating, cardboard, cash register, mail-order catalog, Cellophane, celluloid, chronometer, cloning, DVD, oral contraceptives, cotton gin, coupons, crayons, dairy processing, credit cards, defibrillator, DDT, , dentures, metal detector, smoke alarm, artificial diamonds, disposable diapers, dishwasher, revolving door, dry cleaning, dynamite, elastic fabric, EEG, email, electrocardiogram, elevator, internal combustion engine, jet engine, rockets, steam engine, escalator, eyeglasses, fax, fiber optics, fiberglass, photos, flashlight, Thermos bottle, food processor, freeze dried foods, Fresnel lens, fuel cell, genetic engineering, Geiger counter, safety glass, electric guitar, wire hanger, helicopter, holography, syringe, IVF, insulin, integrated circuit, internet, iron, food irradiation, Kevlar, Laser, lawn mower, light bulb, LED, linoleum, LCD, locomotive, lock and key, loudspeaker, MRI, margarine, matches, metric system, microphone, electron microscope, microwave oven, glass mirror, guided missile, outboard motor, mobile home, Morse code, electric motor, motorcycle, neon lighting, nuclear reactor, nylon, pacemaker, paper clip, particle accelerator, pasteurization ballpoint pen, pencil, photocopy, pocket watch, polyethylene, Polygraph, PVC, printing press, radar, radio, rayon, electric razor, crop reaper, refrigerator, remote control, revolver, Richter scale, rifle, vulcanized rubber, saccharin, satellite, scotch tape, scuba gear, silicone, skyscrapers, stapler, stainless steel, stereo sound, stethoscope, stock ticker, electric stove, gas stove, submarine, sunglasses, sunscreen, CD, decaffeinated coffee, DVD, CD, CAT scan, personal computer, laptop, reinforced concrete, condom, contact lense, supermarket, music synthesizer, synthetic skin, tampons, tanks, tea bags.

A very large percentage of these items were invented by Jews, which will really irritate the anti-Semites.

And of course we invented concepts like democracy and equal rights.

(Now watch the liberals say things like: “Yeah, and they also invented colonialism and world war and slavery and the atom bomb and etc.)
Total patents, worldwide: 3.8 million.

-US: 2.1 million

-Socialists: USSR, 4000, total; China, 9,000; Cuba and all the rest? Probably none.

Socialism is a religion. And a failure.
Meg, because you don’t oppose socialists, Marxist or extremist Muslims who promote intolerance and tyranny.

Simple answer, their Utopians

Do you people get mad when i ride fast?

admin — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 15:22:15 +0000

Hi guys, i live in Indianapolis, and i ride a SportBike.
I’m usually a VERY safe rider, but occassionally ill hit 60-70 on the streets and 140 on the highway.

well today, i passed by a van on the street at about 56 MPH. when i got to a stoplight, the guy started talking trash to me, and cussing me out. so what i did was put more volume on my speakers, and when the light turned green i just blasted off.

when i got home, i started thinking to myself, and ive decided to pipe down on doing 60 mph on the streets, but i would like to know:

Do people get mad when a Motorcycle passes them at 70MPH or 145MPH

P.S. ive been riding on a sportbike for about 5 years. i also have a radar detector, and have never been in trouble with the law.

a lot of bike riders jump in and out lanes and speed and play around. most people get ticked because it looks like it could easily cause an accident. now if i have to swerve to miss you and end up crashed in the ditch or into a car coming head on, then that’s gonna piss me off. i’m pretty sure that’s where the annoyance comes from. it’s ok with us if you don’t care about your own life but we don’t want you to make a mess with ours.

sportbikes = kidney donor machines

Why are guys intimidated by girls who know a lot about cars and motorcycles?

admin — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 04:20:08 +0000

Ok so I’m 17 and have been on the dating radar for quite some time and two of the guys I have dated in the past just dumped me because I "knew too much about cars and motorcycles" Why would they do this? Is it just Intimidation or something more?

Because when you prove us wrong, we stop liking you.

Electricity voltage motorcycle question?

admin — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 14:24:08 +0000

I have a sport bike that runs off of a 6 volt system, I’m about to attach a 12volt radar detector onto the bike. Will I have to make any modifications to the bike in order to run the radar detector?

There hasn’t been a sport bike produced with a 6v system since 1966.If you think that your bike is only 6v because your battery has 6 cells then you are mistaken.A 6 cell battery is 12v.If you have a 6v system I’d like to know what bike it is.

Can someone help me with radar detectors?

admin — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 03:52:40 +0000

I see ads on ebay and craigslist for like 25 bucks for radar detectors, then when i google it i find ones easily up to $500. They look to be the same, am i missing something?

Pretty much:
What do i need to get. I just want something to put on my motorcycle to let me know when im approaching a cop, or speed table, or speed camera or something. Any suggestions?

You could buy the $25 dollar one but it wont do a thing the best one ive used in my opinion catches the cops all time is a Valentine One. it about 500 dollars buy hey if you buy the $25 dollar one and end up with a ticket it will probably cost you more.
here’s the website http://www.valentine1.com/
Dont buy one on ebay they will be more expensive because they dont ship internationally and people on ebay jack the price up and sell them internationally

Do you guys get pissed off at motorcycle riders?

admin — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 21:57:15 +0000

Hi guys, i live in Indianapolis, and i ride a SportBike.
I’m usually a VERY safe rider, but occassionally ill hit 60-70 on the streets and 140 on the highway.

when i got home, i started thinking to myself, and ive decided to pipe down on doing 60 mph on the streets, but i would like to know:

Do people get mad when a Motorcycle passes them at 70MPH or 145MPH

P.S. ive been riding on a sportbike for about 5 years. i also have a radar detector, and have never been in trouble with the law.

You just need to slow down… because that is retarded, sir.

I have a dirt bike, and I never go more than 50, granted it couldn’t go much faster, but why? Why would it be worth dying for?