Total government control, that's the answer. We can always trust the government
to do what's right for us. New Zealand is calling (on your cell phone)
--- On Tue, 9/16/08, Dennis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: Dennis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Ban cel phones on the road
Gee, what did we do before cell phones ? How did we ever live ?
You are SO discriminatory... your calls are important others not so. What about
that kid in school trying to score some dope ? His call is important too. I
think if somebody kills a bunch of people while talking on a cell phone whil
Nighthawk Garry
I put Progressive shocks on my PC800 to lower it a little bit. They are the
412 series with spring to fit me. I would call Progressive, talk to the
experts and tell him what you have and want. They were very helpful and the
shock/spring setup they suggested has worked out very
You're welcome to come by Houston and ride my 650, but I gotta warn you.
There's no free hotel rooms, half of those don't have power anyways, and the
traffic is kind of weird right now with all the trees and debris in the
streets.
-Kyle
-Campin in my own living room
On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 9:12 P
Come by Tampa, FL and I'll let you test ride my 91 750. See if any
nighthawkers are around you who would do the same, or at least give you
pointers. The older hawks look more laid back with lower seats and pulled back
handlebars. See what suits you better.
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Fro
Recently on the news a small town completely surrounded by Houston called
West University passed a ban on cellphones during a school zone. That
includes hands free. They were out there enforcing it the first few days,
when noone knew any better and the city could make the maximum $$ off of it.
I ha
There is a joke here. A car with a couple on board gets off the road and
crashes. The guy is taken into the ambulance and cries a lot. The person in
charge of him says "hey, though you seem to have some injuries, you are
lucky, alive, and your wife also is in pretty good condition, in the other
Paul,
Some might want to ask the same question in reverse. I.e., how much
regulation can we strip away before the lack of it begins to hurt us?
In the 1930's, when the stock market crashed and the great depression began,
it was widely agreed that the cause was greedy speculators getting
thems
The 650 nighthawk is not a bike for heavy loads. It's given for 160 kg (320
lbs) maximum load on Honda manual. When riding with my honey on the back
seat, we are at more than 180 kg with equipment. Some considerable fluffs !
Too heavy... not good for safety and for comfort. And in case of accid
I whole-heartily agree that talking on a cell phone while driving can be
dangerous, but where do all the regulations end??
I mean, should there be a regulation about doing your makeup while driving?
Eating? Programming your radio? Scolding your kids in the backseat? Maybe we
should ban all conversa
Here in France, using a cell phone in hand while driving is an offense. You
pay a fine and get minus two points on your driving licence. At minus
twelve points, you loose it. Riding a bike without an helmet is an offense
here, even for the passenger. Though not required by law, I use gloves, a
Thanks! I now have the dial at 3 and I have adjusted the lower end of
the shocks for the tightest spring possible, and I still am bottom out
when riding. Other than losing weight I now think I need new rear
suspension. progressive suspension has 412-4212C heavy duty suspension
that seems to fit
It seems Ohio doesn't have any bans as of yet. Nothing gets me fired
up more than an unaware driver yapping on the phone. I have a 20
minute drive home from work and counted one day how many drivers were
on the phone...at least 8/10.
Site pointing out which states ban what:
http://www.ghsa.org/h
No matter what call it is, they should pull over and take care of it. An
important call espercially takes their mind off of the road...
- Original Message -
From: Paul LeBoutillier
To: nighthawk_lovers@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, September 15, 2008 10:44 PM
Subject: [Nighth
Hey Rosslyn! Welcome from "Lurkerdom!" Tell us about your Nighthawk!
Paul
On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 4:19 AM, Rosslyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yeah, I have to poke my head up from lurkerdom and say that while I've
> almost been hit by oblivious chatters, there are times you have to
> talk. I
Yeah, I have to poke my head up from lurkerdom and say that while I've
almost been hit by oblivious chatters, there are times you have to
talk. I had to stay late at work one day with a suicidal child (I'm a
school psychologist) until I got her foster care worker to show up to
take the child
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