180MPH, right past a stopped cop car

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no0b

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Originally posted by: geno
Originally posted by: no0b
Bah, I've seen this before and from what I hear the guy didn't get into trouble as the cop was in cahoots with the biker finding out how fast he can go.

what, his speedo doesn't do a good enough job of it? I'm skeptical of the "story" :p

O I believe he was doing 180, but I've seen other threads long time ago, on other boards that were discussing how the cop who allowed him to do that got the department into alot of trouble from public outcry.
 

Zenmervolt

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Originally posted by: Nebor
I don't think they would be in any trouble with the law whatsoever.
Thankfully, what you think and what is actually the law are two different things.

If they were speeding and hit him from the rear, the accident is their fault. If they had hit him in the side, they would not be at fault for the accident technically, but you can be damn sure they'd have their licenses suspended for speeding inexcess of 100mph. And if you say there's no way to prove that they were speeding once the crash occured, you're a fool.

ZV

EDIT: It's riders like you who make problems for the rest of us. Just hurry up and become road pizza and do us all a favour.
 
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Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Originally posted by: Nebor
I don't think they would be in any trouble with the law whatsoever.
Thankfully, what you think and what is actually the law are two different things.

If they were speeding and hit him from the rear, the accident is their fault. If they had hit him in the side, they would not be at fault for the accident technically, but you can be damn sure they'd have their licenses suspended for speeding inexcess of 100mph. And if you say there's no way to prove that they were speeding once the crash occured, you're a fool.

ZV

EDIT: It's riders like you who make problems for the rest of us. Just hurry up and become road pizza and do us all a favour.

Now, now, the proper term is SQUID ... both before and after the collision. ;)

- M4H
 

Nebor

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Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Originally posted by: Nebor
I don't think they would be in any trouble with the law whatsoever.
Thankfully, what you think and what is actually the law are two different things.

If they were speeding and hit him from the rear, the accident is their fault. If they had hit him in the side, they would not be at fault for the accident technically, but you can be damn sure they'd have their licenses suspended for speeding inexcess of 100mph. And if you say there's no way to prove that they were speeding once the crash occured, you're a fool.

ZV

EDIT: It's riders like you who make problems for the rest of us. Just hurry up and become road pizza and do us all a favour.

I still stand by my statement, they'd be in no trouble with the law whatsoever if they hit a car from behind while speeding in excess of 100mph.
 
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Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Originally posted by: Nebor
I don't think they would be in any trouble with the law whatsoever.
Thankfully, what you think and what is actually the law are two different things.

If they were speeding and hit him from the rear, the accident is their fault. If they had hit him in the side, they would not be at fault for the accident technically, but you can be damn sure they'd have their licenses suspended for speeding inexcess of 100mph. And if you say there's no way to prove that they were speeding once the crash occured, you're a fool.

ZV

EDIT: It's riders like you who make problems for the rest of us. Just hurry up and become road pizza and do us all a favour.

I still stand by my statement, they'd be in no trouble with the law whatsoever if they hit a car from behind while speeding in excess of 100mph.

They'd be in trouble with the law.

The law of PHYSICS.

- M4H
 

ElFenix

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Originally posted by: Nebor

I still stand by my statement, they'd be in no trouble with the law whatsoever if they hit a car from behind while speeding in excess of 100mph.
yup, cuz they be dead!
 

Nebor

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Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: Nebor

I still stand by my statement, they'd be in no trouble with the law whatsoever if they hit a car from behind while speeding in excess of 100mph.
yup, cuz they be dead!

;)
 

Hector13

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Originally posted by: Nebor
What's up with all the idiots around him hitting their brakes? ON THE HIGHWAY!!! It's wide open ahead of them, and yet you see people slowing down a lot. That's very dangerous. They should just keep doing what they're doing, it provides less variables for the guy on the bike.

they probably looked in their rearview mirrors and saw some idiot going 180 mph and "freaked out". They have no obligation to "provide less variables' so that some dumbass motorist can go 180 mph.
 

geno

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Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Originally posted by: Nebor
I don't think they would be in any trouble with the law whatsoever.
Thankfully, what you think and what is actually the law are two different things.

If they were speeding and hit him from the rear, the accident is their fault. If they had hit him in the side, they would not be at fault for the accident technically, but you can be damn sure they'd have their licenses suspended for speeding inexcess of 100mph. And if you say there's no way to prove that they were speeding once the crash occured, you're a fool.

ZV

EDIT: It's riders like you who make problems for the rest of us. Just hurry up and become road pizza and do us all a favour.

I still stand by my statement, they'd be in no trouble with the law whatsoever if they hit a car from behind while speeding in excess of 100mph.

They'd be in trouble with the law.

The law of PHYSICS.

- M4H

Sounds like something from a cheezy physics videotape I'd have seen in highschool :D

:beer:
 

Hector13

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Originally posted by: Skoorb
Originally posted by: Marlin1975
The really bad thing is after he went by the cop he took the off ramp and went past another motorcycle. You think that cop could tell the diff. between which bike it was. Hope that 2nd biker did not get pulled for that. :)
Given that he started by a friend bike and there was the other on the off ramp I'd bet that they communicated and deliberately found that cop, then the guy radioed back to his friend and told him about the cop, then he just filmed this for fun, already knowing a cop would be there.

it's odd that the video cuts half way through and then he goes back to the beginning again and drives right by the same place... maybe he was checking if the copper was still there?
 

FreshPrince

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was this right before his pictures were all over the net...you know, those 4 you showed us the other day? :Q
 

us3rnotfound

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Originally posted by: geno
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Originally posted by: Nebor
I don't think they would be in any trouble with the law whatsoever.
Thankfully, what you think and what is actually the law are two different things.

If they were speeding and hit him from the rear, the accident is their fault. If they had hit him in the side, they would not be at fault for the accident technically, but you can be damn sure they'd have their licenses suspended for speeding inexcess of 100mph. And if you say there's no way to prove that they were speeding once the crash occured, you're a fool.

ZV

EDIT: It's riders like you who make problems for the rest of us. Just hurry up and become road pizza and do us all a favour.

I still stand by my statement, they'd be in no trouble with the law whatsoever if they hit a car from behind while speeding in excess of 100mph.

They'd be in trouble with the law.

The law of PHYSICS.

- M4H

Sounds like something from a cheezy physics videotape I'd have seen in highschool :D

:beer:

like that fvcker Bill Nye?
 

Zenmervolt

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Originally posted by: Nebor
I still stand by my statement, they'd be in no trouble with the law whatsoever if they hit a car from behind while speeding in excess of 100mph.
Your standing by it has no effect on the fact that the statement is as far from right as possible. How old are you anyway? What are you trying to make up for with all your posturing?

ZV

EDIT: Never mind, I see what you meant. :) :beer:
 

StageLeft

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I still stand by my statement, they'd be in no trouble with the law whatsoever if they hit a car from behind while speeding in excess of 100mph.
Surely you jest. I can't imagine that I'd even have to address that statement as if it was intended to be serious in nature.
 

Zenmervolt

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Originally posted by: Skoorb
I still stand by my statement, they'd be in no trouble with the law whatsoever if they hit a car from behind while speeding in excess of 100mph.
Surely you jest. I can't imagine that I'd even have to address that statement as if it was intended to be serious in nature.
Read a bit further. It's very hard to be in trouble with the law when you're dead. ;)

ZV
 

StageLeft

No Lifer
Sep 29, 2000
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Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Originally posted by: Skoorb
I still stand by my statement, they'd be in no trouble with the law whatsoever if they hit a car from behind while speeding in excess of 100mph.
Surely you jest. I can't imagine that I'd even have to address that statement as if it was intended to be serious in nature.
Read a bit further. It's very hard to be in trouble with the law when you're dead. ;)

ZV
Well I guess in theory he would be. Technically, it would be moot ;)