Look at these NEW ATV LAWS.
Aug 30, 2005 | 05:58 PM
#22
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Thats the truth man, my buddy races and his suzuki does like almost 90mph. I didnt believe him at first but where they practice, the ppl own some radar guns and sure enough it tapped out at 88. Now thats quick. Yea yea all these dum laws. Whats next. are they ggona require all deer hunters to where a safty strap in there tree stands.
Aug 30, 2005 | 06:15 PM
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Originally posted by: Bretman
... Whats next. are they ggona require all deer hunters to where a safty strap in there tree stands.
... Whats next. are they ggona require all deer hunters to where a safty strap in there tree stands.
I am very surprised that the 5 point harness has not made it into passenger vehicles yet. Look at the survival statistics with how fast race cars are going when they crash. Not the most comfortable thing in the world, but who cares - look at the lives it would save. Lower the speed limit to from 65 to 40 - that would save lives too. They are out of control to appease the stupid special interest groups. Politicians want to make a resume as a stepping stone to higher political aspirations. The laws are about PR. The sky is the limit.
Aug 30, 2005 | 08:39 PM
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Originally posted by: 05PRED500
Liberalism starts out with rules/laws/programs that are "no that bad" or "looks OK to me" and then they progress from there. It never happens all at once. People wouldn't stand for it. It is a very gradual process. Once it is done, it is very difficult to recend. So, IMO, the NC laws definitely overstep their bounds.
Of course, people need to supervise their kids. My 8 and 15 year olds ride. But, that should be up to the parents, NOT the government.
Liberalism starts out with rules/laws/programs that are "no that bad" or "looks OK to me" and then they progress from there. It never happens all at once. People wouldn't stand for it. It is a very gradual process. Once it is done, it is very difficult to recend. So, IMO, the NC laws definitely overstep their bounds.
Of course, people need to supervise their kids. My 8 and 15 year olds ride. But, that should be up to the parents, NOT the government.
Aug 30, 2005 | 08:42 PM
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Originally posted by: scottso
When you are done snickering - time for a reality check. Where I am from, that just doesn't seem that far fetched. Fact is, the dumb a$$ laws flowing in this part of the country are going to reach you someday. Brand new law in NJ - Kids now have to wear a helmet until they are 17 when bicycling or skateboarding or roller skating!. ROLLER SKATING!
I am very surprised that the 5 point harness has not made it into passenger vehicles yet. Look at the survival statistics with how fast race cars are going when they crash. Not the most comfortable thing in the world, but who cares - look at the lives it would save. Lower the speed limit to from 65 to 40 - that would save lives too. They are out of control to appease the stupid special interest groups. Politicians want to make a resume as a stepping stone to higher political aspirations. The laws are about PR. The sky is the limit.
Originally posted by: Bretman
... Whats next. are they ggona require all deer hunters to where a safty strap in there tree stands.
... Whats next. are they ggona require all deer hunters to where a safty strap in there tree stands.
I am very surprised that the 5 point harness has not made it into passenger vehicles yet. Look at the survival statistics with how fast race cars are going when they crash. Not the most comfortable thing in the world, but who cares - look at the lives it would save. Lower the speed limit to from 65 to 40 - that would save lives too. They are out of control to appease the stupid special interest groups. Politicians want to make a resume as a stepping stone to higher political aspirations. The laws are about PR. The sky is the limit.
Aug 30, 2005 | 11:16 PM
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Yea, look here pale i wasnt snickering bout anything. I was just saying. When the laws do get to that here in wisconsin, then i will realy be bummin but for now om ok. Its just a bummer that the laws are the way they are where you live.
Aug 31, 2005 | 12:56 AM
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Ok, I admit I didn't read all the replies here, so pardon if I repeat someone.
Do those rules apply even when operating on your own property? Like a 7 year old can't drive a 90cc around your yard? It seems the only way a 15year old could ride anything larger than a 90 (which is way too small, even dangerously so) would be if he was hunting or farming?
I thought maine's new laws were bad, but these are absurd.
Do those rules apply even when operating on your own property? Like a 7 year old can't drive a 90cc around your yard? It seems the only way a 15year old could ride anything larger than a 90 (which is way too small, even dangerously so) would be if he was hunting or farming?
I thought maine's new laws were bad, but these are absurd.
Aug 31, 2005 | 01:44 AM
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Originally posted by: Lentech
Absolutely Right 05pred500.........anybody want more proff just come to Canada !!!!
Originally posted by: 05PRED500
Liberalism starts out with rules/laws/programs that are "no that bad" or "looks OK to me" and then they progress from there. It never happens all at once. People wouldn't stand for it. It is a very gradual process. Once it is done, it is very difficult to recend. So, IMO, the NC laws definitely overstep their bounds.
Of course, people need to supervise their kids. My 8 and 15 year olds ride. But, that should be up to the parents, NOT the government.
Liberalism starts out with rules/laws/programs that are "no that bad" or "looks OK to me" and then they progress from there. It never happens all at once. People wouldn't stand for it. It is a very gradual process. Once it is done, it is very difficult to recend. So, IMO, the NC laws definitely overstep their bounds.
Of course, people need to supervise their kids. My 8 and 15 year olds ride. But, that should be up to the parents, NOT the government.
That's exactly why we need to vote out the liberals and stick with right wing GOP .......... One of the many many reasons anyway
Aug 31, 2005 | 01:51 AM
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Originally posted by: ScramaDamaDingDong
That's exactly why we need to vote out the liberals and stick with right wing GOP .......... One of the many many reasons anyway
Originally posted by: Lentech
Absolutely Right 05pred500.........anybody want more proff just come to Canada !!!!
Originally posted by: 05PRED500
Liberalism starts out with rules/laws/programs that are "no that bad" or "looks OK to me" and then they progress from there. It never happens all at once. People wouldn't stand for it. It is a very gradual process. Once it is done, it is very difficult to recend. So, IMO, the NC laws definitely overstep their bounds.
Of course, people need to supervise their kids. My 8 and 15 year olds ride. But, that should be up to the parents, NOT the government.
Liberalism starts out with rules/laws/programs that are "no that bad" or "looks OK to me" and then they progress from there. It never happens all at once. People wouldn't stand for it. It is a very gradual process. Once it is done, it is very difficult to recend. So, IMO, the NC laws definitely overstep their bounds.
Of course, people need to supervise their kids. My 8 and 15 year olds ride. But, that should be up to the parents, NOT the government.
That's exactly why we need to vote out the liberals and stick with right wing GOP .......... One of the many many reasons anyway