I'm not going answer no more. Your one of the wizards I was talking about.

 

I agree however, does the new code not read, “The license tag of a motorcycle or moped must be permanently affixed horizontally to the ground and may not be adjusted or capable of being flipped up.” I can agree with the horizontal and have no problem with the flip up as is the case with a number of sportbike undertail plates but it makes no direct reference to a folding horizontal plate frame assembly. Much like the ambiguity with many codes it is likely the term "adjusted" will be the catch.

 

I'll will leave arguing the ambiguity to the lawyers but the intent is clear; The plate needs to be clearly visible to a pursuing LEO.

 

haha...I think we al need to agree to disagree

 

Yeah and I can hardly wait to see an attorney take the bail amounts to court as being excessive. Ya gotta love the Bill of Rights.

 

Not quite sure why you keep referring "bail" as it is not mentioned in the law. The $ amounts spelled out in the law are prescribed "fines" and in no way have anything to do with "bail".

Not for me to worry about though since the law will impact only to a small select percentage of the population who are both a danger to themselves and the populace as a whole
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Ya'll should know better than to question cHarley, you're gonna loose and look foolish in the process.

It's kinda like trying to teach a pig to sing.....It wastes your time and frustrates the pig.

However, I think I've seen you at least come close to more than 50 mph over the posted speed limit cHarley.

 

So getting an m-endorsement has nothing to do with determining skill and everything to do with creating revenue.

If we are to assume anyone doing 50+ over (and/or wheelies) is a threat to others in 100% of circumstances, then we should outlaw any motorcycle capable of high speed and wheelie-popping and REMOVE the human element.

Insurances and assurances give fear value. Screw that.

 

Has nothing to do with an M endorsement. The new law applies to ALL Vehicles.

Must be some weirdo stuff in Kentucky water that causes a loss of brain cells.

 

if the state endorses your ability to safely operate a vehicle then the state has made an error in judgment when you pop a wheelie or exceed the speed limit.

it doesn't take many brain cells to understand that people who try to legislate safety live in fear.