Is Tp so easier to meet until ?

[Aie]

Originally posted by charles26428@Oct 5 2006, 01:33 AM

BREAK ALL RULES BUT NEVER GET CAUGHT. BETTER NOT TO RIDE FAST OR SPEEDING.

There is a saying in Malay when loosely translated is something like this : As clever as the squirrel is at jumping from tree to tree, finally it will fall to the ground. What it means is that just because someone manages to escape or break the law several times, that does not mean he will NEVER get caught. If not sooner, then definitely later...

[compfused]

Ypu will meet them when you least expect it..Just a few minutes ago on my way home saw a TP at a junction..Because of his presence..This taxi driver (in front) was making a left turn into the main road and the car/vehicle which is on collision course with it was like far away (approx 6secs)..Knowing the TP is at the junction waiting for the green light this taxi driver suddenly stop in its track and I who was behind it almost knocked into him..Thank god I was alert that time..If the same thing happen and the TP wasn't around..I'm sure the taxi would've just moved off not caring if there was pedestrian or oncoming vehicles..To make it better on the next junction this van suddenly whip out water to clean his windscreen while all along knowing I was at his side and might be splashed with the water..Felt like banging on his door or windscreen..But I kept my cool and moved back..Should have gotten a closer look at his plate no..

[pyro13]

well.. dun take d risk larh.. siao.. kena catch will be super troublesome

[Aie]

Originally posted by pyro13@Oct 5 2006, 03:21 PM

well.. dun take d risk larh.. siao.. kena catch will be super troublesome

Super troublesome, super expensive and super stupid...

[charles26428]

Originally posted by Aie@Oct 5 2006, 02:02 PM

There is a saying in Malay when loosely translated is something like this : As clever as the squirrel is at jumping from tree to tree, finally it will fall to the ground. What it means is that just because someone manages to escape or break the law several times, that does not mean he will NEVER get caught. If not sooner, then definitely later...

Before he gets caught, his three years suspension period is long over and he got back his licence already. Then he is a qualified rider, how to catch him later? If kana caught then have to go court 21 to answer for it lor.

[Aie]

Originally posted by charles26428@Oct 5 2006, 06:26 PM

Before he gets caught, his three years suspension period is long over and he got back his licence already. Then he is a qualified rider, how to catch him later? If kana caught then have to go court 21 to answer for it lor.

Wah, if like that then we just have to believe in karma...

[Kohdx]

Originally posted by compfused@Oct 5 2006, 02:20 PM

Ypu will meet them when you least expect it..Just a few minutes ago on my way home saw a TP at a junction..Because of his presence..This taxi driver (in front) was making a left turn into the main road and the car/vehicle which is on collision course with it was like far away (approx 6secs)..Knowing the TP is at the junction waiting for the green light this taxi driver suddenly stop in its track and I who was behind it almost knocked into him..Thank god I was alert that time..If the same thing happen and the TP wasn't around..I'm sure the taxi would've just moved off not caring if there was pedestrian or oncoming vehicles..To make it better on the next junction this van suddenly whip out water to clean his windscreen while all along knowing I was at his side and might be splashed with the water..Felt like banging on his door or windscreen..But I kept my cool and moved back..Should have gotten a closer look at his plate no..

[charles26428]

Originally posted by Aie@Oct 5 2006, 07:49 PM

Wah, if like that then we just have to believe in karma...

I do believe fate and karma is very important as my father is also a very fierce rider in the 1950's to 1990's so it is my fate to ride. As for karma, it is my skills and determination to preserve on what my father had taught me to do when riding on the roads. As for licence, it is only a piece of black and white which shown that u know how to ride only. For long term survival on the road, I have to depends on my judgement, skill of high speed cornering and maneuvering, skills to survive strong air resistance, high speed long distance lane-changing and many other factors to survive. NOT ONLY JUST A STUPID PIECE OF BLACK AND WHITE WHICH SHOWS THAT I KNOW HOW TO RIDE ON THE ROAD.

[Aie]

Originally posted by charles26428@Oct 10 2006, 01:07 PM

NOT ONLY JUST A STUPID PIECE OF BLACK AND WHITE WHICH SHOWS THAT I KNOW HOW TO RIDE ON THE ROAD.

Try to explain this to the TP when in spite of all your judgement, skill of high speed cornering and maneuvering, skills to survive strong air resistance, high speed long distance lane-changing and many other factors to survive, you still get involved in an accident that kill an innocent pedestrian or other road users regardless of whose fault it is. Without the proper licence, insurance does not cover your bike and by breaking the law by riding without a valid licence, you can't even claim from the other party. So just because you are too lazy or stubborn to get that riding licence, guess who is at the losing end in the end???

[ulysses_sc]

Originally posted by charles26428@Oct 10 2006, 01:07 PM

I do believe fate and karma is very important as my father is also a very fierce rider in the 1950's to 1990's so it is my fate to ride. As for karma, it is my skills and determination to preserve on what my father had taught me to do when riding on the roads. As for licence, it is only a piece of black and white which shown that u know how to ride only. For long term survival on the road, I have to depends on my judgement, skill of high speed cornering and maneuvering, skills to survive strong air resistance, high speed long distance lane-changing and many other factors to survive. NOT ONLY JUST A STUPID PIECE OF BLACK AND WHITE WHICH SHOWS THAT I KNOW HOW TO RIDE ON THE ROAD.

Wow kiddo, you sure sound fierce. Anyone taught you about social responsibility? Guess not. You must be too busy impressing chicks at Orchard Gudang.

[charles26428]

Originally posted by ulysses_sc@Oct 11 2006, 12:15 AM

Wow kiddo, you sure sound fierce. Anyone taught you about social responsibility? Guess not. You must be too busy impressing chicks at Orchard Gudang.

Even though I ride fast on JB roads, I do slow riding in SG roads as I have no intention to impress anybody. A bike is meant for travel purpose and not a toy to impress small or young girls.

[Yongster]

Originally posted by zaven@Oct 5 2006, 12:26 PM

tat time i suay one night kena 2 road blocks..

I also tio b4...1 at amk ave 1.....1 at upper thomson road....within half an

 

hr....

[J73]

ur bike fierce mah haha

[Aie]

Originally posted by charles26428@Oct 11 2006, 01:13 PM

Even though I ride fast on JB roads, I do slow riding in SG roads as I have no intention to impress anybody. A bike is meant for travel purpose and not a toy to impress small or young girls.

Agree. Exactly why I bought an R1 so that I can use it for daily transportation plus to impress ladies that are of legal age. Small or young girls later kena rotan case leh...

[ahboy535]

Like it or not uncle sammies are everywhere...dun test ur luck chap...

[Wolfsbane]

Yes, it's very seldom that we get stopped and checked on the road. But who can guarantee? And if you get into an accident = YOU ARE FKED.

 

Most importantly,If you haven't passed, means you aren't yet certified that you can handle the bike. An unlicensed biker poses a danger not just to himself, but all the other drivers/riders around him.

 

I wouldn't want to meet you on the road.

[kurarensu]

Originally posted by Wolfsbane@January 31, 2007 03:54 pm

Yes, it's very seldom that we get stopped and checked on the road. But who can guarantee? And if you get into an accident = YOU ARE FKED.

 

Most importantly,If you haven't passed, means you aren't yet certified that you can handle the bike. An unlicensed biker poses a danger not just to himself, but all the other drivers/riders around him.

 

I wouldn't want to meet you on the road.

the threadstarter alreadi dun away or hide liao..?

 

my advice:

 

if want buy bike before you get license, simple. Buy the bike, full cash, transfer it to you and LAID it up. Ask the seller to ride you to LTA to do the transfer and laid up, then park the bike at your place. Keys you keep? but can you resist not riding? haha.. maybe go downstairs start your bike, blow blow, go back home? ride around carpark also must becareful.

[bluelabel]

1 am , travelling around 80km/hr on left lane (pie towards jurong), all of a sudden two tp task force appeared by side ... kena stop but luckily just routine spot check .

sO when u least expect them , they will appear

[LeXiong]

Can if u wanna u ride on weedays between 5am to 6am lor... seldom TP be ard than no cars oso ... u can play lor haha kidding...

 

daylight Tp will be station at Xpressway to see, pick any car or bike if he think he shld just go after lor...

 

or will be ard in small road HDB area riding ard.... ytd out of my carparks area saw ROV under the tree with harzard lights on see see look look ... at the night time they wun go hut for u they will set up road block wait for u to go find them...as for xpressway ROV or TP cars will travel slowly at left side sumthing have thise lights off even head and tails light dont let ppl see them easy... when any car pass by 1st lane with 120km/r+++ u see they will pcik up and tail u le... i with my friend on honda civic ESI AMOST kanna b4 haha...

[OhMiGosh]

Originally posted by charles26428@October 11, 2006 01:33 pm

Even though I ride fast on JB roads, I do slow riding in SG roads as I have no intention to impress anybody. A bike is meant for travel purpose and not a toy to impress small or young girls.

lol.. i hope he didnt get caught.