| Author | Message | ||
     Jramsey |
Just wondering if any of you guys use a radar jammer/scrambler and if so what brand and how well does it work. I usually don't speed(other than the corners) and the county I live in has three new state troopers(young pricks if you know what I mean) and 2 of them now live on the same county road as me. These troopers are out to make names for themselves, they sometimes park in their own attached garages with the door half closed and shoot radar,I know this for fact because 2 of my friends have gotten nailed recently. I haven,t had a speeding ticket in 31 years and would like to keep it that way. Any advice would be appreciated. | ||
| Barker |
http://www.badweatherbikers.com/buell/messages/290 431/336289.html?1203012817 | ||
| Jimidan |
Actually, I would like to have a state trooper in my garage for a while shooting radar at the speeding cages going by my house. I live on a 25mph speed limit, very curvy, ridge-top road in KY and the cages come around the curves so fast that they are squalling tires. About a month ago, my 7 month old puppy got away from me and ran across the road to a neighbor's house, and one of these ass-wipes came around the curve and hit him...and he didn't even stop. In fact, it didn't even sound like he hit his brakes. It has cost me $2500 vet bills and six weeks of my intensive care (I am retired) to put him back together again. I admit that I am living kind of a double standard here, as I ride my bikes rather briskly around other people's houses. I have never hit any one else's dog though, although I would feel badly if I did...and probably end up on my head. Whenever I see an animal near the road I slow way down as soon as possible, because you never know what it is going to do. I would definitely stop and attend to the animal if I hit one, especially somebodies' pet. Anyway, I wish I could slow these cages down, and if it meant having a cop park in my drive for a while issuing tickets, so be it. | ||
| Jramsey |
Thanks for the link but I'm only interested in the jammers. |
