Temecula Revisited
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From: anacoco, la
i agree with you to a point. and no psycho babble here. i know that a lot of problems that we are having now are as a result of our 'brothers' actions. i try to keep my bike down to a dull roar, i never blip the throttle and take it really easy when i go to work at 4:30 am. never had a complaint here, so i must be doing something right.
and you're right, the world isn't fair. but the law is supposed to be. remember the statue with the blindfold on?
and you're right, the world isn't fair. but the law is supposed to be. remember the statue with the blindfold on?
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From: S. CA
I was also there this past weekend, riding with Primo and seven other riders.
Saw the Cop under the freeway, but I think he was waiting for any vehicle to turn right on the red light. There is a sign that says "NO RIGHT ON RED" and I think alot of people do not see that sign and turn right on the red light. Could be completely wrong, but he really did not give us a second look as we passed him.
Saw the Cop under the freeway, but I think he was waiting for any vehicle to turn right on the red light. There is a sign that says "NO RIGHT ON RED" and I think alot of people do not see that sign and turn right on the red light. Could be completely wrong, but he really did not give us a second look as we passed him.
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