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01-14-2008, 01:04 PM
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That track is pimp.
On the 3G stuff, I know, but I'd sacrifice battery for speed. Moot point since I'll probably pick up whatever's cheapest after Macworld tomorrow (like if they increase storage and drop the price on 8gig phones.)
On the 3G stuff, I know, but I'd sacrifice battery for speed. Moot point since I'll probably pick up whatever's cheapest after Macworld tomorrow (like if they increase storage and drop the price on 8gig phones.)
01-14-2008, 01:53 PM
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I just saw some guy get owned in the face. Sac PD is out in full effect over here today, watching for people running stop signs, speeding, etc around the local school as it lets out. I was on my bike and had ridden over for some grub at Mr. Pickles. Saw a bike cop on the way and said hi as I passed.On the way back, she wasn't where I had initially seen her, but I was making sure to stop at all the stop signs just in case they were hiding from me. Sure enough, I stop at one, start to pedal up and see her again. She says "good bike ride!" so I stop to talk to her for a minute. As we're chatting, some guy blows a stop sign, going like 30+. She goes "Oh, geez!" and I just said "there ya go, have fun!" as she hit the sirens and went after the guy.
I've personally seen that person run stop signs all over this area in the past. Glad he finally got his
01-14-2008, 02:03 PM
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Yes. I've seen bike riders get pulled over for speeding too 
55 in a 35
You have to obey all traffic laws on a bike if you are on a road. As the law sees it, a bike is no different than a car. Any and all vehicles (even pedal or horse powered ones) are subject to road laws.
55 in a 35
You have to obey all traffic laws on a bike if you are on a road. As the law sees it, a bike is no different than a car. Any and all vehicles (even pedal or horse powered ones) are subject to road laws.
01-14-2008, 02:04 PM
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Yes. I've seen bike riders get pulled over for speeding too
55 in a 35
You have to obey all traffic laws on a bike if you are on a road. As the law sees it, a bike is no different than a car. Any and all vehicles (even pedal or horse powered ones) are subject to road laws.
55 in a 35
You have to obey all traffic laws on a bike if you are on a road. As the law sees it, a bike is no different than a car. Any and all vehicles (even pedal or horse powered ones) are subject to road laws.
I do not want to get a ticket for running a stop sign on the bike
01-14-2008, 02:16 PM
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Yes. I've seen bike riders get pulled over for speeding too
55 in a 35
You have to obey all traffic laws on a bike if you are on a road. As the law sees it, a bike is no different than a car. Any and all vehicles (even pedal or horse powered ones) are subject to road laws.
55 in a 35
You have to obey all traffic laws on a bike if you are on a road. As the law sees it, a bike is no different than a car. Any and all vehicles (even pedal or horse powered ones) are subject to road laws.
