This is going to take a lot away from my driving experience.

Any driver going 30 mph over the speed limit or over 80 mph ANYWHERE can get up to $500 to $1000 fine, license pulled for 30 days and possible jail time.

If you get caught a second time, the fine goes up, the license get pulled and 5 days in jail.

The third time it gets even worse, and I don't want to think about it anymore. Come January 1st 2007 I won't be making my morning runs up in the 100 mph range anymore.

Aloha Russ

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Yikes! I guess all that beauty has to come at a cost but still. Come visit the American West for some freedom!

Yikes, indeed!

Into every life, some rain must fall, I guess - you'll have to rely on the V1 now...

Heck Russ, come to Vegas and we'll take my car out to the desert and you can play in triple digits all you'd like... anytime.

brad

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Russ; I can only imagine.........


Beez; SIGN ME UP!!!!

Don't come that far West. Oregon just passed a law which I understandmandates at least somejail time when caught doing over 100mph. I'm not sure what the fine is but I'm sure it's pretty stiff as well. [img]/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/sad_smile.gif[/img]
-sjd

Sounds like Brad and I need to organize a Cayman Las Vegas to Santa Fe run before the government tax collecters win out.

Those bastards! What politician is responsible for this bull? They gotta go after the racers, not the mild mannered gentlemen that simply want to get into 6th gear. Ordered a Blinder laser jammer . . . hope it works!

W

Wes,

I don't know who started it, but Linda our Gov signed it into law. To top it all off, Hawaii Raceway Park is now completely closed down, and there is nowhere for the racers to go but the highways! It isn't pretty.

Russ

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At least Oregonians have PIR Portland International Raceway. -sjd

Russ - I certainly hope its not contagious.

zornet

Russ,


Just tell them you are doing an official Cayman Club Butt Dyno run, and they will let you off, no matter how fast you are going. No problem!


Tony

Arizona Law makes it a misdemeanor to drive >20 mph over limit on non-limited access roads, or >85 mph on the highway. Valentine 1 gives us the occassional bravery to break triples, and 140 still feels pretty safe and stable....
Still saving time and money to try
http://www.openroadracing.com/

Santa Fe,

I believe that is a good idea - I think Russ needs to experience the open road out here.

brad

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