Riding Dirty
#1
Riding Dirty
How many riders do you know that are riding dirty, as in no motorcycle license? With the new law going into effect in Texas about one having to pass a motorcycle riding course to get a license, there is talk that more and more prople will just ride with no license. There is also talk of confiscation of these peoples motorcycles if caught as such. How do you ladies and gentlemen feel about this?
#2
How many riders do you know that are riding dirty, as in no motorcycle license? With the new law going into effect in Texas about one having to pass a motorcycle riding course to get a license, there is talk that more and more prople will just ride with no license. There is also talk of confiscation of these peoples motorcycles if caught as such. How do you ladies and gentlemen feel about this?
Wtf is up with Texas I thought it was a free state still.
#4
I don't think "confiscation" is the right terminology. No law can allow the government to steal your property, unless they are the IRS.
Other than that, I think anyone getting on a bike without the proper license is looking for problems. Just think of the consequenses. And if they're involved in an accident, they may be forfeiting any and all civil litigation, not to mention denial of insurance claims.
Other than that, I think anyone getting on a bike without the proper license is looking for problems. Just think of the consequenses. And if they're involved in an accident, they may be forfeiting any and all civil litigation, not to mention denial of insurance claims.
#5
first off "riding dirty" as I know it means..ummm...you and old lady...ummm...well you and leave with no shower,
however in your meaning I know several, several guys who ride and have been for sometime (like years) without a MC endorsement, even own their own Harleys, and rice rockets in two cases. its on them if they get caught Im just not willing to take that chance
however in your meaning I know several, several guys who ride and have been for sometime (like years) without a MC endorsement, even own their own Harleys, and rice rockets in two cases. its on them if they get caught Im just not willing to take that chance
#6
Towing the bike would be ok (or have a friend pick it up just like most cops would do with a car under the same circumstance) but taking a guys bike is pure BS. Also they should grandfarther in all current bike operators.
Wtf is up with Texas I thought it was a free state still.
Wtf is up with Texas I thought it was a free state still.
#7
I had to get one about ten years ago in GA, my first. In lots of casual conversations I got the impression a lot of bikers didn't have one here but that was a while ago. Don't know if they improved enough to pass the test administered by GA state police, quit riding, or got caught by the Po-Lice.
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#10
I think the OP may have meant impounded, not confiscated, common practice for any vehicle being driven without a valid permit. They can't let you ride it away after they ticket you because they are knowingly letting you operate the vehicle illegally and this will instantly get the ticket thrown out of court.
At least here the option is it gets towed or driven away. I've had it happen to me before and a friend. In the friend instance the cops tried to say it had to be towed but that was BS and my friend stated he had the legal option of calling some one and having them drive the car away. I don't see why a bike would be any different. But I'm not from Texas.