Hey cokey you really ought to take out the license plate before you post these pictures mate.

Quote from: EvilSteve on December 15, 2009, 03:23:45 PM
Hey cokey you really ought to take out the license plate before you post these pictures mate.

So you really don't want everyone to know you ride around in a duster huh.

You know some people really don't like pictures of their bikes with the plate visible floating around the net.

Do you mean crop duster? I doubt anyone uses a de Havilland dh-6-200 for crop dusting, why would you when you can jump out of it & have so much fun?

Quote from: EvilSteve on December 16, 2009, 05:25:40 AM
You know some people really don't like pictures of their bikes with the plate visible floating around the net.

I know what you mean.

Quote from: EvilSteve on December 16, 2009, 05:25:40 AM
Do you mean crop duster? I doubt anyone uses a de Havilland dh-6-200 for crop dusting, why would you when you can jump out of it & have so much fun?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duster_%28clothing%29

BTW I ate at Outback Steakhouse last night and I just want to say your native cuisine is delicious   

Quote from: EvilSteve on December 16, 2009, 05:25:40 AM
You know some people really don't like pictures of their bikes with the plate visible floating around the net.

i've never understood this, but i always respect it.  one's plate is publicly displayed and is public record.  same with your VIN, all public records.  with $50 one can look even up online to see what vehicles are registered to a person..  privacy is a myth...

I think it's because you have a consolidation of information.  Plate, pic of bike, pic of persons face, possibly first name, where they possibly frequent, etc.  The more personal info something has the more opportunity there is.  Privacy is possible, but extremely difficult.  I'm talkin hermit in the woods, no name and burned off finger prints difficult.

Guy said he didn't mind..  ill edit when I get on a computer thgh..

Quote from: Pakhan on December 16, 2009, 05:57:10 AMBTW I ate at Outback Steakhouse last night and I just want to say your native cuisine is delicious   

When did you eat my native cuisine?

Quote from: ducatiz on December 16, 2009, 06:14:30 AMi've never understood this, but i always respect it.  one's plate is publicly displayed and is public record.  same with your VIN, all public records.  with $50 one can look even up online to see what vehicles are registered to a person..  privacy is a myth...

Privacy is a myth, yes. These things are public, also true. But you have to have some information to look that up to start with. Posting a plate online is the start of the search. The number of people who walk by your bike is smaller than the number who could happen by on the internet, it's about exposure. I personally don't mind my plate being online but as I said, some people get unhappy about it.

The guy in question doesn't mind so just leave it cokey and continue with your fun (and jacked) thread. 

Hey, watever gets the ny section moving...

as long as my body/face isnt in the same pic as my licnese plate, doing something illegal. im fine. 

Quote from: He Man on December 16, 2009, 10:12:53 PM
as long as my body/face isnt in the same pic as my licnese plate, doing something illegal. im fine. 

getting chinatown garbage dumped on your bike is illegal?

Quote from: He Man on December 17, 2009, 12:14:03 PM

mei gwan xie, gege..

Financial district.. no plates lol



And a few blocks from the 1st one..  seen this one a couple times..  just missed the rider by a few minutes..

The sport classic needs that rear chopped for my taste.  Just a little too much rear fender, still very nice.