You ever split lanes.....on WEED?!


Edit: Hold on, I have to let all the ones who are going to have a bitch fit know I was joking. I don't split lanes on weed.

 

m6zero here is your mikelikesbikes dump truck episode.

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/off-t...-a-weapon.html

 

I don't smoke weed, or drink....But some of these guys probably should.




Bunch'a tightasses.

 

Yes

Why argue against something you neither understand and will never experience.

Sounds just like non riders telling us how dangerous bikes are.

 

Absolutely not. Try it in Chicago and see how long you last.

It is not a legal written law in ANY state. It is tolerated in only about two west coast states.

It would be an exceptionally difficult law to word to avoid decades of precedence.

 

Holy dipped in stupid Batman !! Looky at all the haters in here Only reasons I can see you no go types have for not wanting it is ; low testosterone, small to nonexistent nads or outright ignorance. Never read such a small minded misinformed load of crap till this thread. Why not lane share ? Haven't read a legitimate reason in here yet , just everybodies prejudices and fears.

Oh you types who can't stand the thought of somebody going around you ? Enjoy the view of my taillight you will be seeing it legal or not

 

Thanks!

 

I was in Japan not too long ago. Not only is lane sharing legal there, but so is riding on the shoulders. Another aspect I found interesting in Japan, if there is an accident with a motorcycle sharing, it is the fault of the Car/truck driver.

If you want to really enjoy sharing lanes, you really have to do it behind a CHP motorcycle cop. Cars make room and part like the Red Sea when the drivers realize it is a CHP motorcycle.

As other posters stated above, most cars slide over a little bit to provide the extra room to allow motorcycles to pass. Usually(there are a few self appointed traffic enforcers)the only folks I have problems with have out of state plates on their vehicles. Lot of out of state drivers in the military stationed out here that don't know the traffic rules.

I was in Pennsylvania recently, and when a bike went by and the rider did not have a helmet on, my first thought was holy crap, that guy forgot to put on a helmet! Then I realized they don't have helmet laws there. I did not get freaking jumping up and down mad. Didn't tell anyone how unbelievably unsafe that was. I did not start a movement to change the helmet laws there. And I did not go on the internet and rant and rave about how unsafe it is to ride without helmet. (I have been riding with a helmet for so many years, even if the law changed I would probably continue to wear it.) To me it is like wearing a hard hat, hearing protection, or steel toes at work.

Don't hate on California because you live with and have to share the road with a bunch of ignorant, self-righteous, self adsorbed hillbillies.

 

You have a partial scoop.

Notice anything about rear-end collisions or injuries ?

Don't stick your dick in a fan, and don't stick it in a woman. I hear it causes heart attacks and STDs. That's dangerous, isn't it ?

You can't take too many chances or be too safe. In fact, it might just be safer not to ride a motorcycle at all, because Death or Serious Injury could result, according to the manufacturer. And who woukd know best ?

 

It should be legal but not compulsory, so those who wan to can and those who do not want to don't have to.


If it was legal and motorists were educated about it then no drama.


Lane splitting works if done properly.