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Also, I can't remember if it was at Fox or Warner Bros. studios, but I was doing some work there a couple of years ago, and they still had these two rusted old Kawasaki Police bikes on the trailer in a back lot.
And if I'm not mistaken, It was the extention of the I-210 freewaythat they did most of their filming on.
Also, I can't remember if it was at Fox or Warner Bros. studios, but I was doing some work there a couple of years ago, and they still had these two rusted old Kawasaki Police bikes on the trailer in a back lot.
And if I'm not mistaken, It was the extention of the I-210 freewaythat they did most of their filming on.
I have the endorsement, which is really nothing more than a tax on something you enjoy. Why do I or anybody else need to pay the state money for the little "M" in the corner of my license? Does this little "M" actually mean I can ride a bike? I think not. I friends who have been riding for 30 years and never had the little "M" and have never wrecked. Basically, it is just another government scheme to collect a disguised tax from its citizens.
Oh, by the way, in case you couldn't tell, I'm not liberal at all.
By your reasoning: Then we should not require a driver's license for operators of ANY type of vehicle,including large commercial vehicles. Aircraft/helicopter pilots would also be allowed to fly without licensing. Of course, I understand your point that having the endorsement does not make you a good rider. I agree with thatcomment 100%!
But, your buddy having gone 30yrs of riding without an accident isan exception for any type of motorcycle rider, licensed or not(I wish him many more years of safe riding, by the way). However, he is ONLY an exception. The licensing (motorcycle, commercial, aircraft, etc)is a basic means of trying to keep folks with insufficient skills from endangering themselves and others. I think we all could list a few chitty car/truck drivers who are licensed too, it's not just a motorcycle thing.
Also, I can't remember if it was at Fox or Warner Bros. studios, but I was doing some work there a couple of years ago, and they still had these two rusted old Kawasaki Police bikes on the trailer in a back lot.
And if I'm not mistaken, It was the extention of the I-210 freewaythat they did most of their filming on.
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