GhostRider
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From: Mt Juliet/TN
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From: Mt Juliet/TN
Re: GhostRider
He's a really private guy and in this interview from a dutch motorcycle magazine kinda slips (in my opinion) and states that he knows the BlackPrince
MOTO73; On your last DVD, beside the ride between Rotterdam and Amsterdam, we marked your drive trough Paris on, because someone else already has done this a couple years ago.
GHOSTRIDER; After all this time I have broken the record of Pascal ‘The Black Prince’. His time, eleven minutes and four seconds has been for eleven years a record. I drove the same distends of 23 kilometres now in nine minutes and 57 seconds. I only drove at night in stead of the daylights. Pascal drove on daylights in busy traffic, but I founded it to dangerous. Many people say that Pascal is dead, but I can tell you it isn’t so. His problems with justice are already been past, so we will surely hear from him soon. I don’t want to tell if I met him because it’s too dangerous.
MOTO73; On your last DVD, beside the ride between Rotterdam and Amsterdam, we marked your drive trough Paris on, because someone else already has done this a couple years ago.
GHOSTRIDER; After all this time I have broken the record of Pascal ‘The Black Prince’. His time, eleven minutes and four seconds has been for eleven years a record. I drove the same distends of 23 kilometres now in nine minutes and 57 seconds. I only drove at night in stead of the daylights. Pascal drove on daylights in busy traffic, but I founded it to dangerous. Many people say that Pascal is dead, but I can tell you it isn’t so. His problems with justice are already been past, so we will surely hear from him soon. I don’t want to tell if I met him because it’s too dangerous.
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Re: GhostRider
The ghost rider is 2 savage i seen some clips and this guys toys with cops as if its his job well it is haha .. is he from the STATES or is he a SWEDISH native ???
and i think someone should have the ***** to do what he does in europe to do on the highways here take cops on chases!!!!! hahaha
and i think someone should have the ***** to do what he does in europe to do on the highways here take cops on chases!!!!! hahaha
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From: Stockholm, Sweden
Re: GhostRider
Originally Posted by TheRomanSF415x
The ghost rider is 2 savage i seen some clips and this guys toys with cops as if its his job well it is haha .. is he from the STATES or is he a SWEDISH native ???
and i think someone should have the ***** to do what he does in europe to do on the highways here take cops on chases!!!!! hahaha
and i think someone should have the ***** to do what he does in europe to do on the highways here take cops on chases!!!!! hahaha
He's Swedish native.
The problem for the swedish police is that they're not allowed to do anything to a motorcyclist. They're not allowed to tackle him of the road and not allowed to deploy spikes on the road either. Basically they can just sit behind and hope that he will stop or try to cut U of.
Of course if the biker is a bankrobber or a killer it's different, but if your just suspected for speeding they can't do jack.
It doesn't even matter if they get your numberplate, which I'm sure GR has removed anyway. If they don't catch U ON the bike they can't convict U of anything. It's the law...
The chases aren't that impressive, a cop car don't stand a chance against a bike. The dangerous part is the high speed in heavy traffic...
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Re: GhostRider
man in that case sweden has better rules for bikers than they do here shieet ... and has the Ghost rider ever made appearances in USA ??
and what about the autobahn how does their laws work my friend said that if you have a regular vehicle and yorue speeding more than the car is supposed to go you get pulled over and ticketed but if you have a top end exotic car its all peacefull is this true or was my buddie sellin woof tickets aka lying ??
and what about the autobahn how does their laws work my friend said that if you have a regular vehicle and yorue speeding more than the car is supposed to go you get pulled over and ticketed but if you have a top end exotic car its all peacefull is this true or was my buddie sellin woof tickets aka lying ??
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From: Stockholm, Sweden
Re: GhostRider
Don't know if he's made any apperances in the States.
There's a big difference in most countries compared to Sweden. If you outrun the police, or let's say a "friend" does, the police can still convict you afterwards, regardless if you were driving the car. I suppose it's the same in the States? The principle is that you should now who was driving it at the time and if you don't it's your ***.
In Sweden they can't do that. You don't have to tell them who the driver was even if you know. You don't even need an alibi or anything, just say you didn't drive and you don't know who did. Saved me a few times..
When it comes to exotics vs standard cars I don't think Germany is any different. If you're a rich person with a fancy car you can get away with a lot.
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There's a big difference in most countries compared to Sweden. If you outrun the police, or let's say a "friend" does, the police can still convict you afterwards, regardless if you were driving the car. I suppose it's the same in the States? The principle is that you should now who was driving it at the time and if you don't it's your ***.
In Sweden they can't do that. You don't have to tell them who the driver was even if you know. You don't even need an alibi or anything, just say you didn't drive and you don't know who did. Saved me a few times..
When it comes to exotics vs standard cars I don't think Germany is any different. If you're a rich person with a fancy car you can get away with a lot.
/R
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