LAMS, and what are the consequences of not riding a bike on the approved list.

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by Mike.S, Sep 16, 2003.

  1. Mike.S

    Mike.S Guest

    I'm just curious as to what the consequences are, if any, of riding a bike that is not on the LAMS (NSW)
    list when im on my P's restrictions.

    clues anyone? imjust tempted by a FZR600, but im gonna try playing it safe (i.e. dream about the bike for
    11mths and THEN get it)

    Mike.S
     
    Mike.S, Sep 16, 2003
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  2. Its all legal until you get caught.

    Then, you are on your own.

    Hammo
     
    Hamish Alker-Jones, Sep 16, 2003
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  3. In aus.motorcycles on Wed, 17 Sep 2003 08:20:17 +1000
    yes. Several. Including a couple of nasty crashes from same, both of
    which avoided being fatals by a whisker. One left the rider in hospital
    for only a week, the other involved serious leg injury.

    Zebee
     
    Zebee Johnstone, Sep 16, 2003
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  4. Mike.S

    Jamie Guest

    you get a summons to court for riding a particular bike without a
    license. How do I know? been there before. I plead guilty and received
    a fine
     
    Jamie, Sep 17, 2003
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  5. Mike.S

    Fletch Guest

    Not only will the insurance not cover 1¢ of the damage, you may be deemed
    'at fault' even if the other party was technically at fault. You could hit
    someone that has gone through a red light, but have to cough up - permanent
    disabilties can be bloody expensive when the insurance company leaves you on
    your own.

    "Mike Doyle"
     
    Fletch, Sep 17, 2003
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  6. Bullshit... that's something the coppers try to scare you with...
     
    Intact Kneeslider, Sep 17, 2003
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  7. Mike.S

    Nev.. Guest

    Apparently they don't catch that many riders who are over the limit at RBTs.
    Most cases of drink/riding are detected at the ER or from post mortem reports.

    Nev..
    '02 CBR1100XX #2
     
    Nev.., Sep 17, 2003
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  8. In aus.motorcycles on Thu, 18 Sep 2003 05:18:02 +1000
    Question is how many they catch compared to how many they test.

    The *random* numbers have gone down heaps in the, what 20 years?,
    they've been doing RBTs. They get higher results when testing people
    leaving pub carparks and such, but they are still testing way way way
    more people than they book.

    Zebee
     
    Zebee Johnstone, Sep 17, 2003
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  9. Isn't the R in RBT the clue?

    Hammo
     
    Hamish Alker-Jones, Sep 18, 2003
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  10. Rider?


    Postman Pat
     
    Pat Heslewood, Sep 18, 2003
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  11. Mike.S

    Theo Bekkers Guest

    In WA, well under 1%.

    Theo
     
    Theo Bekkers, Sep 19, 2003
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  12. Mike.S

    Robs Guest

    Fine
    First Offence Second Offence

    Holder of a provisional rider licence drives a motorcycle with engine
    capacity greater than 660 ml or a power to weight ratio greater than 150
    kilowatts per tonne

    Not comply with conditions of licence 2

    Points


    Traffic Infringement Notice $362 $565
     
    Robs, Sep 22, 2003
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