@@scuffedclips1 personally don't think bikers can kill someone in their car by crashing into it, atleast it does not happen alot. when bikers crash they are most often the only ones to get injured or die
She gave this man a decent talk, told him to keep it easy on roads where it’s not safe to do that stuff. Everyone opens it up on a straight road, cop gets that.
Yea that cop is wildly incorrect on his explanation. I have rode bikes for years and this is more common than not. This officer probably has never rode motorcycles or understands how those lights work.
To all motorcyclists: if you’ve been pulled over for multiple issues on your bike, you’re not being profiled just because you’re on a bike. The issue is how you’re riding it and your entitlement to do so. If a person calls you a horse once, you call them a jerk. If they call you a horse twice you punch them in the nose. If they call you a horse thrice, then it’s time to start shopping for a saddle. Bottom line is own up to your BS.
I don’t know where the first clip was recorded at, but if the lady officer ever considers moving we need more officers like her in southern Oregon. We’re 6 hours away from hell, I mean Portland, so it’s still a good part of the state. She’d help lift the moral of the entire department with an attitude like that. I wouldn’t want to cross her, but she knows when to give a warning instead of throwing the book at someone. She’s a class act!
When i was younger and did many dumb things on my bike and got stopped by police i was let off with warnings most of the times just by being respectful to the cops. Not all cops are tyrants.😂
When they say crap like this is the third time or 7th time I have been pulled over…..They deserve to get tickets for whatever they did wrong. Putting themselves and others in danger means they need tickets and get their bikes towed.
First biker was indirectly mad disrespectful. Putting a bad name on bikers just cause homie got caught being dumb. EDIT: If its the same FastD or what ever then I even watch him. If youre gonna pull over, show respect at least. The girl was super nice and he was a total dick until the end where he got off.
First clip cop is cool as hell. Unfortunately, I can’t say for the biker friends(?) who did not stop with him(probably because they didn’t hear him honking) and they kept going. If I knew someone wasn’t behind me for a long time, I would check back and turn around and gone back to make sure everything was OK. Great friends that OP has 😂, but then again, maybe it wasn’t his friends. I don’t know if someone can remind me.
That black cop was cool trying to educate the 2 bikers but if you ride, you understand if it's late snd no other cars are around and you get stuck at a stop light, you will literally sit there for multiple cycles of lights and no point in sitting there an eternity. As a biker, we WILL go
Wow it’s better than being on the streets doing things you shouldn’t be doing. So they need to leave people alone when they are not doing anything wrong.
Where I live if the light isn't picking up your motorcycle you wait till it cycles twice then you can go when you deem it is safe. It was on my motorcycle written test.
Nice intro! For those that might be mobile - Ontario is one of the few places where passing over the double yellow - while frowned upon is not technically illegal.
ive been riding motorcycle for over 40 years and have never been stopped by police.follow the laws and you wont be crying about being pulled over.ignorance of the law is no excuse
I got pulled over once. Blue lighted me right outside my house. I wasn't braking any laws. Tried his hardest to get me on something. He had nothing and let me go. Kind of blows what you just said out the water.
@@aliasfakename2267 police don't care about loud vehicles here, I don't need to rev match and the bike I was on at the time wasn't loud. Nice try in assuming I did something to piss my neighbours off though.
That cop at 15:00 obviously doesn’t ride. The bike isn’t picked up by the light. Everyone who rides know that. Man U gonna be sitting there all day. Especially at night. Hell even a straight green will stay green if it don’t got no camera that picks u up. They don’t sound ignorant at all. That bike will not be picked up. Even if you on a white strip. No cap. Cop just had to be right. I’ve had cops that said I can go because the bike won’t be picked up. Then he even admitted they are targets and specifically black dudes on bikes. That’s wild.
at 15:30 it depends on the state like in oklahoma there is a dead red law for motor cycleists that allows motorcycles to go through reds if you come to a full stop and cross safely after waiting a reasonabe time
As far as the dead red rules, not usually laws and do not apply in some counties, there is a product amde by many companies that bolts to the lowest part of your frame that trips the sensors for the light, all bikes sould have one, it is a small powerful magnet that allows the street sensors to pick up smaller objects, I know some work, have tested just do a search and read the reviews.
It allows riders to proceed through the intersection on a steady red light when a sensor fails to detect the motorcycle only if they: come to a full and complete stop for two minutes or two complete cycles of the traffic light (whichever is shorter); exercise care and treat the traffic signal as a stop sign; determine ...
Some cops are cool as hell, I got pulled over doing 80 in a 45 on an empty road with my shadow without a motorcycle endorsement, and the sheriff just asked if I had it and said he wasn't going to check, told me to slow down and let me off with a warning, and I have the same pair of Pit Vipers as the cop at 12 minutes
"Dead Red Law" you can run a red if it doesn't recognize you and skips you, if traffic is clear. Best to be seen waiting for atleast several minutes to justify.
This isnt a country wide rule, best check your local laws to see if this even applies, otherwise, there is a small magnet you can scrap to your frame that will trip the sensors, takes a small search to find them and they do work.
15:00 this might be different in different states, but most times motorcycles can turn left at a red light because of how light their bikes are and the sensor won't pick them up. cop could be right or wrong
The second clip- the biker and officer have a polite interaction, cop gives him a verbal warning only and then when biker takes off he keeps crossing double yellow lines!! some people need to read the road rules again !
