2 Strokes Down Under

What you mean is... after hours when there is no traffic or people and it's actually safer to go a bit faster.

I sure do Jeff. I sure do...

I get up at 4am every morning Jon, its the only way I get any work done. The next time I see this in the morning its full high beam and pull up behind him.

With your workshop doubling as a bike cave Im surprised you ever do any paying work, i would be sooo tempted to play bikes all day long... so I do understand

Been short of bike time lately but hopefully I will get that sorted soon. Got called for Jury duty next week and am not happy about that. Sent off the letter to get out of it but got rejected so now I am supposed to close my business for 2 weeks or more to look at some loser criminal scum bag in the dock. Guess what my verdict will be if I am on the jury, cost me money will you!

Ooof, thats a nightmare Pat. You may well be lucky and get out of it on the day you know. I was there just over a year back and for being part of a uni study I was able to get a 12month delist for about 4hrs work. Fingers crossed mate!

When you get there just tell them how you're going to blame him for having to close your business. Or even just look angry, and I bet they don't take you.

Hang Em High
There's a new Sherriff in town >;-)

EPApolice wrote:Been short of bike time lately but hopefully I will get that sorted soon. Got called for Jury duty next week and am not happy about that. Sent off the letter to get out of it but got rejected so now I am supposed to close my business for 2 weeks or more to look at some loser criminal scum bag in the dock. Guess what my verdict will be if I am on the jury, cost me money will you!

Which reminds me of a story supposedly printed in the Irish Law Society Journal, a judge asked the defendant how he wanted the case heard by a jury of his peers or in absentia. When asked to explain that the judge said "you can either be judged by me based only on the evidence, the prosecution and your defense present or you can be judged by a group of people like yourself ie your peers" to which the defendant replied " I'll stick with you your Honour as I wouldn't like to be judged by a group of car thieves"

You need a flashing light to stick on the fence