Civilpolis Hayabusan...sanning eller myt?

[NoicE]

Nån snut i örebro kör hayabusa privat, har sett den ett par ggr inne på gården...

Är det inte ett brott att äga en hayabusa?
den kör ju för fort när den står still

 

[eisbaer]

Har du inte sett de där trafikbrottsprogrammen som går på tv nu med svensk kommentator till, det är hela tiden full fart, tappar kontrollen, skickliga polismän, mannen kör livsfarligt, han kör om i hög fart osv i en oändlig ramsa, filmen som rullar samtidigt visar ofta ganska odramatiska scener
Oftast amerikanskt eller engelskt ursprung.

Jaaa det är min favvo Arthur Ringart =)

 

[Norris]

Bängen i stockholm har en African twin som civil hoj!
"That I know"

 

[mr seveneleven]

Mother England!!

Har däremot läst om att diverse mer okonventionella polisfordon används i Storbritannien, såsom CBR Blackbird, Subaru Impreza Turbo (eller var det Mitsubishi Lancer Evo?) samt en Lotus Esprit, men den senare var nog fejk...

/F.

Back home piskar de på me XX Blackbird som sagt!!! Där ere lite stil på lagens långa arm.... Blir ju lixom mer sport då!!!

 

[mr seveneleven]

Citat BBC News

Police in Devon and Cornwall are stepping up their power to act against dangerous motorcyclists - with two 1300cc patrol bikes.
One of the high-performance Yamahas - far more powerful than normal patrol bikes - will go out without police markings.

It will also have a video camera mounted on it.

The Norfolk force has made a similar move, putting police markings on a Suzuki 1300cc Hayabusa, the world's fastest production bike.

The Devon and Cornwall campaign follows a rise in the number of bikers dying on the region's roads.

Rusty riders

Last year 20 motorcyclists made up a quarter of the people killed on roads in the two counties.

Nearly all were aged over 25.

Middle-aged riders returning to two wheels on more expensive machines are at risk because their skills are rusty and their reactions slow.



Police released a rider's own danger video

Devon and Cornwall Police have staged a number of Bikesafe training days for older riders to improve safety.

A spokesman said the force was not trying to spoil riders' enjoyment but it wanted to reduce the death toll.

This month the force released video film shot by a biker with a camera mounted on his own fuel tank.

Andrew Kitt of St Austell filmed himself speeding, pulling wheelies and overtaking other vehicles on blind bends.

Two weeks later, on 6 May 2001, the 28-year-old died in a collision.

 

[mr seveneleven]

Finnarna kan dom me!!!

Kan finnarna kan nog svedala oxå!!