Sounds like when I got a ticket for no eye protection here in WI. Me and the wify was getting ready to go on a ride so I rode to the gas station (one block away in our small town of 1300) with out my helmet on. The county cop pulled me over as i approached the gas pump. Said he was getting me for eye protection. I never realized it was a law, just thought it was common sense. I always were a helmet except a few occasion as this in town @ less than 25 MPH but he insisted on not giving me a warning and gave me the 289.00 ticket. I had my sunglass on top of my ball cap but not actually on my face. What an ass he was, but talked to the DA and got it dropped. I will always fight frivolous tickets as such in your case and mine.
what state do u live in?What bike were you on?
Reason I ask is in most states the law states either eye protection or a windshield. The windscreen on a Busa is legal and takes place of eye protection (at least the way the law reads here)
Sounds to me like a multi million dollar lawsuit for mental trauma and fear of ever dragging a knee again.
'due to this one incident your honor he has totally ruined riding for me for life. I can no longer drag a knee without this terrible memory....:sniff: :cry:
I'm jealous, I want to drag my knee, even if I get a ticket for it.
better then snow banks....Sorry, you live in SW FL. The only turns you can hit with any speed are highway offramps of I75!
Card what did you do to him to piss him off so much?
not a dam thing... i went to a school where most kids had money but we were poor and he thought i was just some other rich kid
It was probably the Borla exhaust that made him think you had money Ahaha
What bike were you on?
Reason I ask is in most states the law states either eye protection or a windshield. The windscreen on a Busa is legal and takes place of eye protection (at least the way the law reads here)
If you had one leg on either side of the bike you would be astride. Bring a printed definition of the word astride to court, and ask the police officer under oath if you had one leg on either side of the bike. If you did, then you were astride, and case closed.
Now in reality the judge may just disregard the facts and call you guilty anyway.