Faz3r

yeah just remember even in lots it isnt necessarily legal to go stunting, (stop worrying about the cops thats the way) that comment was dumb as hell, but he kind of has a point if you can get a lot owner that has closed off their lot from the public (using permanent barricades) to let you in thats about the only way to legally do it. The police can bust you in any lot or roadway that the public has access to but usually they will be alot more lenient if you at least show the foresight to do it in an area where there aren't alot of people

Wowtah

no ****????? any certain religion???

thehate.

just stay away from the Jewish tempels they might wont $$$!!! HAHAHA j/k no

Wowtah

i'm jewish you fukin tard!!!!! where the hell you live? better yet... i'll find you and charge you 4 that comment!!!!!!










































j/k! i don't like jews either. but that was b-4 borat came out.

thehate.

****!! note ro self ...making Jew jokes cost $$$.....ok who do I make the check out to? and how much?

Wowtah

that'll b $20 and make it out to my jewish lawer that fucked me over!!!!! **** him!

jowalskiMO

stop worrying about legalities. if you find a lot and a cop shows up and you can tell hes going to be a dick run. quit worrying about it is the best answer possible. I get not wanting to get hassled but its only going to get worse. People get so excited over stuntriding being mainstream yet they fail to think about the fact that it just pisses the cops off more. they dont see it in a magically dif light all of a sudden. just like if a street racer who had ran from a cop and got away could whoop the cops boys built drag car and the cop would still be all butthurt. The bad stigma isnt going away. Rock stock and be able to evade if youre worried about tickets...

jowalskiMO

in MOST cities a cop can write you a ticket private lot or not. It doesnt matter if its legal or not they are cops they do what they want.

thehate.

Not in alaska! they can ONLY if the owner call them and you where told to leave once all ready!

jowalskiMO

like i said,, MOST. In most places its like that but further statute research usually yields that you have to have the entire area blocked from possible public entry..