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Jumping Frog wrote:

bronco78 wrote:Funny, some of the same comments and attitude seen here in this thread, come from Anti gun owners about them crazy people that have to have a gun. Or carry a LOADED one in public

How is it a crazy or condemning attitude if we think 193 mph on a highway is too fast?

I can see Bronco78's point. It seems just as clear to some that carrying a loaded gun concealed or not in public is reckless. Some people that do are reckless or careless, but most are not. Some people think having one in the house is crazy. This fellow's 193mph dash on a public highway with other traffic around is reckless and careless. He clearly didn't consider the consequences in that environment. He was probably riding the same bike I just sold, Hayabusa, and I would have loved to have been able to turn it loose, but those consequences kept creeping into my conscience.

gigag04 wrote:

C-dub wrote:

ddurkof wrote:

barstoolguru wrote:Will not hold up in court,

Maybe he was clocked by laser. He is an idiot and hopefully he won't kill anyone before he kills himself.

Isn't a laser even less reliable in the rain?

Laser is fine in weather, just adjust the weather setting so it knows what it's shooting through.

Beating a speeding ticket on issues such as weather, device, or vehicle type could prove tricky if you're officer happens to be a engineering major at A&M making As in his coursework...

I would have thought the rain would have scattered or interfered with the beam enough that a reliable return could not have been received and that a good radar system would have worked better. Learn something all the time on here.

ddurkof wrote:

barstoolguru wrote:Will not hold up in court,

Maybe he was clocked by laser. He is an idiot and hopefully he won't kill anyone before he kills himself.

Isn't a laser even less reliable in the rain?

It wasn't me. I sold mine last week.