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17-08-2010, 10:54 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Mar 2005
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I've been thinking about this.
You take a 4WD down a dirt road, go up a track in a national park for fun, slide around, get bogged rev it heaps and come out of the mud sideways. All good. You wont lose your licence should there be a cop sitting there watching the goings on. You take a dirt bike down a dirt road, go up a track in a national park for fun, do jumps, rev is heaps, spit dirt out the back from your spinning sideways wheel. All good. You wont lose your licence should there be a cop sitting there on his dirt bike watching your antics. You take a car down a dirt road, turn down a track in a national park for fun, rev it a bit, get it a bit sideways. If there was a cop sitting there, would you lose your licence for 6 months and have your car confiscated? I think so. WHY is this the case? It sucks. I feel I am a criminal if I want to have a little fun in a car, and yet 4wds and Dirt bikes can have all this fun without a problem! Whats your thoughts? |
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Can a 4wd/dirtbike/car spin its wheels on dirt without losing your licence.?
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