Ways to bypass toll roads?

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Sep 30, 2017 | 06:08 PM

#51

baka1969

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From: NE Philly

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Originally Posted by Bluraven

So you're asking forum members to assist you in being a thief?
Perhaps instead of spending time trying to figure out how to steal $1.25 you should take that time and reflect on what your integrity's worth.

I don't know what my integrity is worth but it's a hell of a lot more that $1.25.

Sometimes I just wonder what society has become.

Integrity:

Some people have it. Others? Not so much.

How much Integrity do you have?

Sep 30, 2017 | 06:24 PM

#52

skootchnc

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From: Raleigh NC

the tour pack, on MY '05 FLTRi obscures the toll road cameras view

Sep 30, 2017 | 06:50 PM

#53

jbfb

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From: Chicagoland

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Originally Posted by load97

Don't forget the tear away paint job too...If it can be done in a movie ya know..

Calling all cars. Calling all cars. Be on the look out for... now listen to this: Dangerously and accomplices dressed as nuns driving a sedan covered with... oh you'll love this... duckies and bunnies.

Sep 30, 2017 | 06:58 PM

#54

TpaGreenHornet

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From: Suncoast

Wow so many stiff ******** in here. How many toll roads that were suppose to have the tolls removed after the road was paid for and then they didn't? The one guy posted a $1000 fine for a toll violation is full of ****. 20 over the speed limit isn't even that much. It's called risk vs reward. Let the guy try if he feels like it's worth it. I have my plate registered to my account so I pay my tolls. The risk of falling off my bike while leaning back to cover my plate just isn't worth it to me but my bike is for fun. I don't ride toll roads daily .

Sep 30, 2017 | 08:51 PM

#55

Uncle G.

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From: Upstate New York

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Originally Posted by Ron750

There are two kinds of people who ask to borrow my tools. One's who think they're entitled to keep them, because I make more money than them. So in their mind it's no big deal if I have to buy another one.

Then there are those who take better care of my tool, than theirs, because they appreciate that I did them a favor. This thread separates good tool borrowers, from just plain tools.

My grandfather (an independent Harley mechanic in the '20's and '30's among other things) had a sign that hung in his shop when I was a boy. It read, "The only TOOL we loan belongs to OUR TOM CAT. He always brings it back!"