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  5. new to me bike

    in Daily Ride

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    I just bought an 08 klx 450 with 470 miles on it. The bike is set up as street legal and geared for the street. It comes with stock gears also if I wanna switch it back also the original plastics. The suspension has been set up for the previous owner who was the same weight as me so that's good to go. The suspension is zr1 front and rear. It has a Leo vince exhaust and has been rejetted to match. The previous owner works at the dealership so I got to talk to him a lot about the bike. I'm going back Thursday to pick it up.

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  10. is this a reasonable price for a klr?

    in Tech and Tips

  17. Question for people who do Law good

    in Dumpster

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    "It is not illegal for someone to use binoculars from a public place to look into your home. As I said before your eyes can not commit a trespass. "

    It is illegal for law enforcement to use binoculars to enable them to be able to see into your house from a public place without a warrant. According to the supreme court that would be a search and a violation of the fourth amendment. They can make open view observations from any place they are lawfully present such as a cop can observe a pot plant sitting in your front window and use that to obtain a warrant to search your house. If the same plant was in the back window of your house and officer had to use binoculars to observe the plant he would not be able to obtain a warrant and if he did any evidence found would be thrown out. The fire chief or fire Marshall not sure which or if its both can enter your house to perform an inspection and if unlawful activities are discovered during this investigation that evidence can be seized and a warrant obtained to further the search.

  20. Bullying advice.

    in Dumpster

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    My first experience with a bully was in fifth grade. The other kid had been held back and was a lot bigger than everyone in our grade. One day he was messing with some of my friends on the playground and I told him to leave them alone and he pulled the "what are you going to do about it runt? I dare you to hit me!" I said "I'll make you stop". He started walking towards me with that I'm going to kick your ass swagger and I'll never forget me throwing that first punch I threw as he lifted his arms to shove me I had to jump to be able to hit him in the face. But I got him pretty good and pissed him off more. I was in my second year of wrestling so when he ran at me I didn't even think about it and went in for a double leg takedown. He landed a few flailing shots to my back as I picked him up then slammed him down on the gravel. That ended the fight and I went from being pissed to excited + happy to scared shitless that I had hurt somebody and was going to get in trouble. But no one told and he left everyone alone after that. We kind of became friends after that.

    Glad you guys got that worked out early on. Before it came to violence.

    A bunch of bikers regardless of what there riding freaks non bikers out for some reason. A bunch of kids will freak out and think its kind of scary and really cool. Something tells me the school will ask you motto have all your biker buddies show up at the school again. I'd be down for this ride if I wasn't 2000 miles away.

    Sport bikers not being intimidating? Haven't you seen biker boys or torque or the Japanese guys from the original fast in furious or mad max? You KNOW those dudes were badass! Lol.

  22. Question for people who do Law good

    in Dumpster

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    Coming on to the driveway is not trespassing unless you've made efforts to to have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the driveway such as a locked gate. Any Joe schmoe can legally walk up your driveway to your house and knock on the door right? Therefore you have no reasonable expectation of privacy from an open view observation into your car. They can't open the doors but they can look into the car windows.I keep using the reasonable expectation of privacy term because that is what the supreme court uses to determine 4th amendment rights violations.

  23. Question for people who do Law good

    in Dumpster

    Posted · Edited by cOoTeR

    Where were they standing on your property? All the way up in your drive way? If so that's a grey area technically its your property and they shouldn't be there, but would it be "reasonable" to think a person would be lawfully present in your driveway if they were approaching your house to knock on the door? Like if the path to your front door from the street is up the driveway connected to the sidewalk to your porch then your door. If so they can legally make open view observations from a spot were any person could be legally present. Using a flash light to assist is ok. Sounds like they were checking to see a car with a system as stated earlier. Now if the were violating your "reasonable expectation of privacy" they would need a warrant such as if the car was in a closed garage and they were peaking through the garage windows into the car. Or if they were off the main route (sidewalk/porch) of your house looking into the windows of the house or using something to improve their visual abilities to see into the house (binoculars) from the public sidewalk/street they'd need a warrant. Just taking a quick peek in the car windows seems better than knocking on everyones doors to question them if there the ones making noise.

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