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once again, a few get us all a bad name

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Lord Shagg-Pyle:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/surrey/7809579.stm

MuddyMachine:
As long as they target the idiots and not make it into a witch hunt for all 4x4's the I don't see it being to much of a problem, although I think they could have you guys spending you time on better things, like stopping the theft and them in stead  :D

Lord Shagg-Pyle:

--- Quote from: MuddyMachine on January 05, 2009, 08:41:30 ---As long as they target the idiots and not make it into a witch hunt for all 4x4's the I don't see it being to much of a problem, although I think they could have you guys spending you time on better things, like stopping the theft and them in stead  :D

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I tend to agree on that, but if it is causing a problem for the genuine users of the tracks then action should be taken.

carracarra13:
It is good to see the powers that be doing somthing as you say as long as they dont hit all 4x4 just cause a few morons give us a bad nane

carbore:
I have no problem with the policing, but the repoting is a joke.

It does not say Illegal offroading it says off roading hence giving the impression that driving off road is illegal. Also whilst its highly likley that the illegal offroad bikes were being used for naughtyness. Firstly if they are in the back of a van then they are not illegal, seconly if they had no MOT then so what they are not being used ona public highway (back of a van) and if they were being used legally off road then they dont need an MOT, unregistered is dodgy sounding but not ilegal unless the bike was nicked. Are pure trials bikes ever registered?

Should I tax and register my ride on mower?

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