He didn't look very amused though - moody git.
(I also made sure he didn't see which bike I was riding after that!)
how legal is your bike...?
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Jamz
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masterofinsanity
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i went to a police station open day last year and asked the police motorcyclist why his clocks only went to 160mph, he replied "how fast do you want to go?" but he didn't see the funny side when i said "you wont catch me!" 
walked off miserable twat!
walked off miserable twat!Don't forget people there is more to the zxr400 than this forum... check out www.zxrworld.co.uk also.
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wonderpupp
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I spent over £500 getting my ZXR400 road legal after I bought it soon after passing my test. Road legal stainless micron system and number plate, indicators that kind of thing.
Then a policeman tried giving me a fine for an illegal exhaust when it was legal.
My ZX6R is fully legal.
Oh, but my numberplate did fall off t'other day, as I was hiding kippers in a certain seat alhambra's front grille. I managed to find it though, and put it back on a couple of hours later.
Then a policeman tried giving me a fine for an illegal exhaust when it was legal.
My ZX6R is fully legal.
Oh, but my numberplate did fall off t'other day, as I was hiding kippers in a certain seat alhambra's front grille. I managed to find it though, and put it back on a couple of hours later.