N.H. State Rep motorcycle noise limits

I know what you're saying. Just read Cardboard's original post and tell me it doesn't sound a tad bit like it's all about her being a woman. There are plenty of men who are pu.. wimps these days. Just sayin'...

I still love ya.

Ya can't give em a ticket
They know the judge and how to got em fixed

So who here is actually a member of and involved in either a state-wide motorcyclist rights organization like ABATE, the MRF, or the Coalition of Independent Riders? It's one thing to :rant: about it and another to actually do something.

Good point, Abby. I'm not a member of either of those groups and I will sometimes rant about stupid bike laws. I think we can all agree that there are far too many laws on the books about everything, including our passion, riding bikes.
When I am up and finally riding again I plan on doing two things: taking a bike riding course and joining a biker's rights organization.

AMA is a good one. I have some issues with ABATE here, and I earn a living through them. People have a hard time understanding what training has to do with laws, but it goes along with "educate, don't legislate." Teach people to be better riders rather than preparing them for a wreck.

As far as NH goes, they need to remember "Live Free or Die." It's what makes it such a great state. If they start failing there, it's no better than Massachusetts.

Ya know I understand there are a lot of folks out there that can't walk and chew gum. And ain't multi talited.
And a lot of folks don't have much common sense

Seems like everybody wants everybody to go to school for the rest of their life on everything they do.
I did locksmith work for 40 yrs and the state wants me to take continuing education to keep a locksmith license.


But back in 64 when I started riding, there wasn't any school to teach you how to ride a bike or ride a horse or anything like. :gah: