After having a serious case of BDS (bike deprivation syndrome) I just had to get out and blow the cobwebs away. I go south as usual as there is less traffic find a quiet stretch and just open up, That VFR can hit 260 on the clock but knowing the japanese bikes it was probably closer to 240 real.
Anyway, as I got back I felt really strange, it was after a little thinking, Guilt, not a feeling I am used to.
To assuage my guilt I called Metro traffic cops
Hello is that Metro
yes what can we do for you
well I was speeding today and I feel guilty so I thought I would call you,
Sir, you have made my day, to know that there are conscientious citizens out there, what exactly happened
Well I was out on my bike and the clock showed me 260kmh
WOW, that was a helluva speed
Yeah was kinda cool, but I think the alcohol made me brave
All I can say is that THINK BIKE must be having an effect on you and I respect you for calling us and owning up to your indescretion
Thanks, this is not an unpleasant experiance, but then again I had a lot of alcohol
Right you are Sir, what did you say your name was
I said I was feeling guilty, not ****ing stupid MR Plod, and put the phone down.
Was I wrong???????
I feel much better.
I called the traffic police
- sapaul
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I called the traffic police
I spent my therapy money an a K1200S
The therapy worked, I got a GS now
A touch of insanity crept back in the shape of an R1200R
The therapy worked, I got a GS now
A touch of insanity crept back in the shape of an R1200R
dude ... you were wrong
Yep ... you did bad. What will they say? Call that policeman back and confess ... confess ... confess right now. i know you'll fell butter ... or is it better?
2008 BMW R1200R and is it sweet...