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Escape and Evade Fail!

There is a huge gap between 1 and 30 seconds to qualify for your "within" statement. If it was closer to 30 the LEO's were losing BAD.
Check the PA PD incidents page in a few days. You might see something.

Thats hilarious.

Let me clarify; the three mc's and all of the cars were right behind him. It only took 30 sec for all the vehicles pass by; kind of like a parade.

Fun to watch, but glad it wasn't me.
 
all this hooliganism and no pictures!? :) this is why I ride with the go pro now.

^^^ This

I ride with my Contour rolling constantly... Hours of boring footage punctuated by maybe a few seconds of hawtness crossing the street in front of me...

:ride
 
If by 'literally' you mean 'figuratively' and by 'same bike' you mean 'not really the same, but similar' and if by 'all' you mean 'most,' then yes, I agree with this statement completely.

Uh, yeah. Keep telling yourself that.
 
^^^ This

I ride with my Contour rolling constantly... Hours of boring footage punctuated by maybe a few seconds of hawtness crossing the street in front of me...

:ride

I'm still waiting for someone to come out with a security style sports cam... Powered from the ignition system, constant recording, with auto-delete of the oldest footage. Since a modern cam can get 12+ hours of SD video on a memory card, you could run the thing damn near constantly, and pull the video off of it whenever something interesting happens.
 
What I want to know is, why is there an assumption that it's an evasion "fail"? If you didn't see the final outcome, how do you know that the rider wasn't in his own living room an hour later watching a rerun episode of Oprah?
 
Also, what is the minimum period of time of evading before you can call it a successful escape?


I recall the rider who evaded from Sac to the East Bay earlier this year, who assumed he had escaped when he reached home, only to find his driveway full of cops asking him to step outside. :laughing:laughing
 
What I want to know is, why is there an assumption that it's an evasion "fail"? If you didn't see the final outcome, how do you know that the rider wasn't in his own living room an hour later watching a rerun episode of Oprah?

I don't know for a fact, but 3 mcs and 6 cars with no space between - thru a sharp turn and a long strait the failing evader gained no separation. In addition, the first mc officer turned inside of the "escapee" and was looking for a way to corner the rider. If it was a car, a pit maneuver would have ended the chase right in front of me. There is a bigger chance of me watching an episode of Oprah than that guy getting away.

Still interested if anyone knows how to view an incident report for this online?
 
Also, what is the minimum period of time of evading before you can call it a successful escape?

until all the stars are gone :banana

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:p
 
If by 'literally' you mean 'figuratively' and by 'same bike' you mean 'not really the same, but similar' and if by 'all' you mean 'most,' then yes, I agree with this statement completely.
:rofl
:thumbup
 
:rofl

Two stars? Pfft, I don't even start looking for a gettaway car until the FBI shows up.

:laughing FBI? i wait til the tanks and helicopters show up.....then i hacks my PS2 and get rid of all the stars....and do it all over again :laughing
 
I'm still waiting for someone to come out with a security style sports cam... Powered from the ignition system, constant recording, with auto-delete of the oldest footage. Since a modern cam can get 12+ hours of SD video on a memory card, you could run the thing damn near constantly, and pull the video off of it whenever something interesting happens.

^^ THIS
 
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