First time I’ve ever been pulled over on a motorcycle. :pop
I was by Ellis hospital and a trooper followed me up and pulled me over. He told me he pulled me over because I had no mirrors and didn’t have any reflectors on my license plate (which he said are both ticketable offenses)
So he took my license … blah blah blah … and gave me a fix-it ticket for the mirrors - I guess I have till tomorrow to get the police station to check it off and the ticket will be dismissed.
Told him exactly how it was - when I redid my bike my bar end mirrors I purchased didn’t fit so I couldn’t use them … so he gave me the chance to fix it.
Guess I may want to look into getting those ghey circular red reflectors on my license plate.
… but he didn’t even mention my exhaust. Which was cool by me.
The other officer asked me “Are you a doctor?” (I have my Rossi fairings with “The Doctor” and “46” on my windscreen and I was definitely confused. I was like, “No, why?” and he mentioned that my motorcycle said “The Doctor” on it. :lol
I wanted to laugh but instead I had to explain who “The Doctor” is - Valentino Rossi, and why I had the stickers on my bike.
Its hard enough seeing a biker, let alone when hes driving like a psycho (now, they arent ALL driving like that, but a good majority of riders i see are doing such).
I’d want to do anything and everything I could so I would be easily spotted and not ran over
Well I went to Wally world and picked up some reflective trailer tape that I’ll end up cutting up and putting on but I also saw reflective numbers think I’d get bothered if I put the same numbers that are on my plate but with the reflective numbers over them?
Carful you might accidentally think your wot box is activated and have to start a thread about how not to buy the brand of tools you used to take the mirrors off because they caused you to burn your clutch out