...been in front of me while I lane split/filter through the outer most lane of Viphawadee-Rangsit, underneath the tollway and about 5 lanes out from where I'm legally allowed to ride, and seeing me behind them they have pulled in behind a car to let me go past.

Thailand.

There should be a "helpful cops" thread. Usually people only complain about the BiB...

Like that time I went home from a bar and saw a guy dead drunk staggering to his bike. Got on it and promptly fell off. Cop sees that and comes over, proceeds to put the key in the ignition for him and helps him get on the bike and sees him off!

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police is very active nowadays.

They caught me after an underpass yesterday and during rush hour at 08:30 which you never see them that time.

This is happening more and more.

Also, watched a news this week and they say they are noting down the plate numbers of motorbikes or cars running from checkpoints and they will find them this way etc.

So, i never runaway from a checkpoint, be careful while running away if you have a licence plate!

Do you have big blue flashing lights , and a VIP flag , on your bike?.

Let's hope with a new Thailand looming the police come down hard on those big bikers, kids on souped up mopeds, cars, lorries and coaches that drive at crazy speeds on public roads, confiscate there vehicles and charge them the cost of a new bike car etc to get them back! these people are a menace on every road in the world!!

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It's the one thing that gets my back up!.,

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Do you have big blue flashing lights , and a VIP flag , on your bike?.

Yup.

A big F Off speaker blaring Ride of the Valkyries.

I love the smell of Bangkok smog in the morning....

Let's hope with a new Thailand looming the police come down hard on those big bikers, kids on souped up mopeds, cars, lorries and coaches that drive at crazy speeds on public roads, confiscate there vehicles and charge them the cost of a new bike car etc to get them back! these people are a menace on every road in the world!!

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Does not play well with others 6/10

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Let's hope with a new Thailand looming the police come down hard on those big bikers, kids on souped up mopeds, cars, lorries and coaches that drive at crazy speeds on public roads, confiscate there vehicles and charge them the cost of a new bike car etc to get them back! these people are a menace on every road in the world!!

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Confiscate their riding gear and make them wear Crocs and t-shirt

Let's hope with a new Thailand looming the police come down hard on those big bikers, kids on souped up mopeds, cars, lorries and coaches that drive at crazy speeds on public roads, confiscate there vehicles and charge them the cost of a new bike car etc to get them back! these people are a menace on every road in the world!!

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Confiscate their riding gear and make them wear Crocs and t-shirt

Great idea hurt them in the pocket! would this apply to cars, buses and lorries as well?

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I stil have this unpleasant feeling from my home country when i see police riding/driving in front or behind me. Instinctively i slow down and try to do everything right. Then i realise thats not required anymore. I am in heaven now...

I had one behind along Silom, at a point where all the bikes and scooter mounts the footpath during rush hour. Seeing him behind me I stopped and didn't ride onto it. This was followed by a verbal rollocking, angry gesters and telling me in no uncertain terms to get the fck up onto the pavement and stop holding people up.

Also, watched a news this week and they say they are noting down the plate numbers of motorbikes or cars running from checkpoints and they will find them this way etc.

So, i never runaway from a checkpoint, be careful while running away if you have a licence plate!

LL here is what you need.... "Speed Flip"

Let's hope with a new Thailand looming the police come down hard on those big bikers, kids on souped up mopeds, cars, lorries and coaches that drive at crazy speeds on public roads, confiscate there vehicles and charge them the cost of a new bike car etc to get them back! these people are a menace on every road in the world!!

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Does not play well with others 6/10

I was thinking of a 2/10, Hoser has probably never been on even a minibike his whole life. All I see is him crying this or that. Sunny this is a bike forum get a grip you sound like sour grapes!

for years Thailand has had 100cc motorbikes that very obviously cannot and should not ride on fast motorways and other high speed routes - I completely agree with this and the rest of the world in most places agrees too setting a limit on cc for certain classes of roads.......but

Thailand now has it's fair share of large bikes very capable of keeping up with the high speed traffic on these roads and tollways - it is time for change - time for the Transport ministry to bring Thailand into the 21st Century

Maybe something else for the good Generals attention amongst the thousands of other things he has on his plate - and I might add doing a stellar job

Let's hope with a new Thailand looming the police come down hard on those big bikers, kids on souped up mopeds, cars, lorries and coaches that drive at crazy speeds on public roads, confiscate there vehicles and charge them the cost of a new bike car etc to get them back! these people are a menace on every road in the world!!

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I was thinking of a 2/10, Hoser has probably never been on even a minibike his whole life. All I see is him crying this or that. Sunny this is a bike forum get a grip you sound like sour grapes!

My mum died of Alzheimer's.

She would repeat the same thing over & over & over & over....

Poor thing. She couldn't help it.

Alwayssunny's posts remind me of her.

Also, watched a news this week and they say they are noting down the plate numbers of motorbikes or cars running from checkpoints and they will find them this way etc.

So, i never runaway from a checkpoint, be careful while running away if you have a licence plate!

LL here is what you need.... "Speed Flip"

Hahahs.

Superb!

But i did not get my license plate yet and sont push bigwing to give me one fast!

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Let's hope with a new Thailand looming the police come down hard on those big bikers, kids on souped up mopeds, cars, lorries and coaches that drive at crazy speeds on public roads, confiscate there vehicles and charge them the cost of a new bike car etc to get them back! these people are a menace on every road in the world!!

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You got a problem with guys, or girls, on big bikes? Funny, most the the big bike riders I know are farang, not Thai, who wear proper safety gear, and drive a hell of a lot more responsible than Thai. Don't paint everyone with the same brush.

There should be a "helpful cops" thread. Usually people only complain about the BiB...

Like that time I went home from a bar and saw a guy dead drunk staggering to his bike. Got on it and promptly fell off. Cop sees that and comes over, proceeds to put the key in the ignition for him and helps him get on the bike and sees him off!

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"Usually people only complain about the BiB..."

And most of the complaints are based on speculation and imagination after reading some poorly written report on a crime that's been posted on TV. Aside from the officers at Immigrations I've never had any personal experience with any police in about 17 years here. I would guess that most farang, including those who pretend to know so much about what the police do, have very little first-hand information upon which to base their moaning.

It's the one thing that gets my back up!.,

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WHAT IS????????

I stil have this unpleasant feeling from my home country when i see police riding/driving in front or behind me. Instinctively i slow down and try to do everything right. Then i realise thats not required anymore. I am in heaven now...

In my home country you never see police anywhere, the speed cameras etc, do their job for them.

Let's hope with a new Thailand looming the police come down hard on those big bikers, kids on souped up mopeds, cars, lorries and coaches that drive at crazy speeds on public roads, confiscate there vehicles and charge them the cost of a new bike car etc to get them back! these people are a menace on every road in the world!!

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Confiscate their riding gear and make them wear Crocs and t-shirt

Ban them from wearing helmets.

I had one behind along Silom, at a point where all the bikes and scooter mounts the footpath during rush hour. Seeing him behind me I stopped and didn't ride onto it. This was followed by a verbal rollocking, angry gesters and telling me in no uncertain terms to get the fck up onto the pavement and stop holding people up.

Yes, and what if you kill or injure someone on the pavement, your the one who is going to have to pay, big time. I bet the "one" behind rode on to the pavement.

I am not one for obeying laws if I don't agree with them (that is, back in the UK), but the few times I have rode a MC in Bangkok, I never copied the idiots that rode on the pavement, and they can gesture all they like.

Let's hope with a new Thailand looming the police come down hard on those big bikers, kids on souped up mopeds, cars, lorries and coaches that drive at crazy speeds on public roads, confiscate there vehicles and charge them the cost of a new bike car etc to get them back! these people are a menace on every road in the world!!

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You got a problem with guys, or girls, on big bikes? Funny, most the the big bike riders I know are farang, not Thai, who wear proper safety gear, and drive a hell of a lot more responsible than Thai. Don't paint everyone with the same brush.

Big bikes are fine as long as they stick to the road rules, though not that stupid one that bikes (any size) must keep in the left lane. In my opinion bikes over 125 cc should be allowed on tollways.

for years Thailand has had 100cc motorbikes that very obviously cannot and should not ride on fast motorways and other high speed routes - I completely agree with this and the rest of the world in most places agrees too setting a limit on cc for certain classes of roads.......but

Motorcycles/ mopeds over 50cc allowed on UK motorways.

I tour in Thailand on a Honda Silverwing, I always have to 'fight' my way through Bangkok because the 'Ring road' that would enable me to drive around Bangkok like the M25 round London. is partially Motorway, which I can not use. I also find that being unable to use some flyovers is inconvenient too. Especially when the sign that prohibits you from using the flyover is situated past the off ramp that you need to take to avoid the flyover itself !!

OP,

Did you really say. "Copper"?

The last guy to use that expression was Jimmy Cagney ;-)

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I stil have this unpleasant feeling from my home country when i see police riding/driving in front or behind me. Instinctively i slow down and try to do everything right. Then i realise thats not required anymore. I am in heaven now...

...so there are police in heaven too????? What the hell does God do then?

Golf.