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15-10-2014, 12:29 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Melbourne. Socialist capital of Victoriastan.
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I found this page some time ago and thought about posting it in here to help some people who are either in the process of, or have yet to learn the hard way when it comes to dealing with coppers on the side of the road.
The author of this page is a bloke by the name of Boris and he rides a bike, that’s a bike with a F@#$%&g big motor in it type of bike. The information on this page translates easily to people driving performance cars, trucks or just about anything really. I hope people here find the page informative. http://www.bikeme.tv/index.php/police-side-road/
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Some worldly advice for dealing with police on the side of the road.
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