A very cool memory!!!

[Pop-Pop]

Up east, we called the cambridge cops “commies” because they rode beemers! It was always a rush to see a pack of Boston cops running red lights!
I think, here in Pagosa Springs, we have six full time cops and no bike cops.
Bike season is coming fast!
And

 

[Sadlsor]

Never been a Harley fan, but I'll say those bikes are actually pretty.

 

[Pop-Pop]

Never been a Harley fan, but I'll say those bikes are actually pretty.

Same here. Harleys aint hondas!! But, when they go by, we witness a piece of american history. I saw a harley funeral years ago and there were hundreds of riders on harleys seeing a guy off. The fumes forced me to leave.
Harley has never been my ride to be.

 

[tnbill]

All those cop bikes and not a doughnut in sight

 

[rogo]

All those cop bikes and not a doughnut in sight

Dunkin doughnuts to the left.

 

[Sadlsor]

All those cop bikes and not a doughnut in sight

Well, where do you think those riders are...?

 

[W0QNX]

Dunkin doughnuts to the left.

Haha sure is!

 

[Pop-Pop]

Dunkin doughnuts to the left.

Correct! And a five guys too!

 

[Mellow]

Dunkin doughnuts to the left.

Well, they can't park right in front.. that would be TOO obvious..

 

[St-Gerard]

Brother in law let me ride his police Harley, comfortable seating position, but bike felt like a two wheeled tractor to me. I will stick to my Honda thank you.

 

[Pop-Pop]

Brother in law let me ride his police Harley, comfortable seating position, but bike felt like a two wheeled tractor to me. I will stick to my Honda thank you.

I went down in bike weight this year. They both go 100 mph easily. Those hogs are huge to me.

 

[tnbill]

Thats what i get for looking on my phone.
Not to bad mouth tractors but Harley Ferguson comes to mind and at least the tractor has a three point hitch for implements.

 

[St-Gerard]

Actually I think my tractor has lighter steering than the Harley.

 

[STFlips]

Where did Bob go?

 

[moondoggie]

Years ago, the Brevard County Sheriff's Dept (FL space coast) rode ST1300s. I was filling my ST1300 up one morning and an officer pulled in next to me. We smiled and commented on each others bike - then out of the blue he asks if I use the toaster. I wasn't sure I heard him correctly so asked him to repeat then stated I wasn't sure what he was asking. He informed me if you put a pack of poptarts in the compartment below the dash, they will be perfectly toasted in about 30 minutes of riding.

Jack

 

[Mellow]

There are better routes to the Donut Shoppe.

 

[diferg]

I never used that description, but it is very accurate. On long distance rides I often put different pre-packaged foods (pop-tarts, burritos and such) in the right-hand fairing pocket of the ST-1300 to warm them up, the left pocket doesn't get very warm and is used for a bottle holder.

 

[Weaselinsuit]

Where did Bob go?

Bio break behind the trailer?

 

[Weaselinsuit]

All those cop bikes and not a doughnut in sight

Fun Fact re Cops at donut shops all the time; it's about the coffee, not the donuts. They work stupid shifts, often 2 days, then 2 nights, then 4 days off. Caffeine isn't just their friend, it's their life support.

 

[ST Gui]

It was always a rush to see a pack of Boston cops running red lights!

I knew a motor Sgt. who took his crew (13 motors) to Alice's Restaurant a few times on training days. H-Ds were the Dept. issue. The pipes were factory unmodified but that didn't do much to preserve the tranquility of the area. If you could call the whole area of screaming sport bikes tranquil.

To keep the group tight they rolled together whether a light turned red or through a STOP sign. One old guy took umbrage at them rolling through a STOP at Alice's after the lead puppy pronounced it clear. The old guy made a complaint but was advised that it was allowed by the CVC.