i just moved to florida and have herd that the cops will take the bike and not give it back no questions askd when doing anything that even looks like a stunt..any1 know if this is true?

 

move back where ever u came from

 

ya man im from ny..cops ther tell u to relax and they pull off..over here i dno mann,lol im kinda nervous to **** around on this new sf i just got..plus its in betwene colors right now so it stands out like bill gates at welfare hahaha

 

I wouldnt think that they could do that. Especially on private property. I would only ride lots if I were you cause they cant do **** on private property. FTP

 

Dont know if they will actually take it but you will leave with a nice $1000 fine.

 

Motorcycle or moped, wheels losing contact with groundThis is classified as a moving violation.First Offense: the violator must pay $1,000 plus any other costs assessed for a moving violation

Second Offense: the violator must pay a fine of $2,500, plus any other applicable costs assessed for a moving violation.The person’s driver license must be revoked for a period of one year

Third Offense: the violator will be charged with a third degree felony, punishable as provided in ss. 775.082, 775.083, and 775.084, a mandatory fine of $5,000, and the driver license must be revoked for a period of ten years

same fines go for tag improperly affixed and A person who exceeds the speed limit in excess of 50 mph or more

Welcome to Florida LOL

 

It's different down here than other places because there are SOOO many tard baskets trying to clutch one up on major roadways. You have to think about how popular stunting got down here, and how long these cops have been chasing us around for. It's not like we're up North where you might see a wheelie once or twice a summer. Down here they have to deal with it every day, all day, for the last 5 years. It's not JUST stunt riders either - the custom and race bike scene is also huge and when those guys are ripping holeshots from stoplight to stoplight and slamming into Mini-vans full of tourists and killing families of 5 on a daily basis - can you really expect them to NOT get mad?

Bottom line - use a little common sense. Go find a back road or a parking lot to learn your skills. Don't be Jonny Bravo out on I-4 impeding 5 lanes of traffic or you're GOING TO GO TO JAIL and your bike WILL end up on a flatbed. End of Story.

 

Check all applicable state laws before making assumptions bro. In Fl parking lots which have "public access" (AKA a driveway that connects the lot to a marked road) carry the same road laws as the road itself. If a cop sees you doing it you can count on getting fucked with, your attitude has everything to do with whether or not you get a ticket or go to jail. We rock the lots here and the police usually don't give us **** because we remind them we are "taking it off the streets" they usually watch for a while then leave. Just have a great attitude, talk to them with respect and they will most likely leave you alone! Do it on the streets however and you're fair game! Don't like it? Don't know what to tell ya bro!

 

Why in the hell would anybody move to Florida.

 

I think these new laws are going to be counter productive, because now when the average squid gets caught doing a wheelie he's gonna run for his *** when the 5-0 hits the lights.

You have to think about what's worse: A 75 mph wheelie? OR a 150 mph high speed through busy traffic excursion?

I bet deaths from Sport bikes jump in Florida now.

 

Florida is becoming more and more of a **** hole, it really does suck

 

1000$ fine,bike taken..to me all the same ****,with my record im goin to jail anyway haha..so any ideas or areas and wer i can go f*ck around at?,im in south florida,like palm beach county..

 

fuckk yaa mann.i dno how you ppl do it down here haha..i just got here form ny like a month ago.(for job oppertunity)and its fucknn wakkkkszz lol