@@riders.oregon4474 switching back to tubes. Mousse don’t last long enough, are expensive, hard to change, and dangerous when they fail.

@@kavimharnam1357 no

Also, to be emperor I’m sure you need to know how to spell it! I corrected the title 😂

@@TheGundeleroy2k why would I do that?

Those Austrian's just eat it up! CHEERS!

@@enriqueaguayo4811 this bike is slow. Fun, but lacked power for certain situations

That’s silly

@@C_R_O_M________ I’m definitely NOT Motocreek but I have ridden with him before! I’m glad you enjoyed the content! I figured this one would be fun to talk about.

@@RacerRed It was definitely interesting and that's added value in my book. Cheers.

@@michaelcox7101 I was 13 years old under supervision of an adult, driving on private property mostly. This is America. Your version of freedom looks better in Australia. If it was following the law, it sounds like you’d be ready to put citizens in gas chambers.

@ “mostly”……..if you were 13 this is all on your dad……in most places in America, you still have to have a license on premise open to the public. This doesn’t make cops “tyrants”

@ you are taking this personal. I’m pro police, and never said they are tyrants. Some of them are absolute tyrants though. This particular situation, yes, the cop was acting like an absolute tyrant. It didn’t fall on my dad, it fell on me. I almost couldn’t get my license but we paid a lot of money to the city to have it “expunged “ from my records. We absolutely need friendly policing where the American people don’t have any requirement to put up with bullies with badges.

⁠@@RacerRedyou said reasonable suspicion and probable cause are tyrany 00:43-00:46. Cops operate 99% on RS and PC. (That would make them tyrants) If they waited for a higher standard it would be completely unreasonable. Call your neighbor if you are ever in trouble. You are clearly uneducated based on all your other comments. I will have to start watching your channel with MUTE on.

@ even in your response you are talking about technicalities in the law. Yes “mostly” in private parking lots at midnight. That’s absolutely not hurting anyone. There are so many laws in this country that an officer with poor discretion or a horrible supervisor could ticket or jail literally every single person in the city. This video is about what I would do. I would cut down the bullies, and fire those who wouldn’t respect the constitution. I would give officers very little authority and make them wear light colors. I would increase training and implement ACTUAL community oriented policing. Giving citizens the tactical advantage but giving officers training to handle anything. No military tech listening to citizens, no listening devices or video surveillance unless the situation ACTUALLY calls for it. Nobody cares or thinks you’re cool if you appear to be para military. The point is to make citizens feel like they are talking to a peer, not an opposing force.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting

I definitely agree, on power without character being satanic. I think very few, if any, are fit to rule. So we must keep rules simple, and keep the enforcement from being able to abuse authority.

@@Doublee2020 2005 DRZ400S

Yep, it’s a 2005 DRZ400S

Nothings in moderation in modern society where everything is extremely easy to access. I’m guilty of it, as I’m sure everyone else is. I can walk into a grocery store and see a million things that will make me sick to one thing that would be good for me.

Thanks! I’m sure most people have weird run-in stories like yours. As a truly freedom loving society we shouldn’t accept being pulled from our day without clearly doing something stupid.

If i was emporer I would: Change police uniforms to light colors. Increase training. Accept that the job is dangerous, and tell officers to allow civilians tactical advantage. Have a small special SWAT trained only for violent people. Reduce laws so you dont need to start sweating every time a police car is in your rear view mirror. Have a small and concrete set of rules for officers. The United States Constitution and Declaration of Independence would be studies in police academy.

@@RacerRed I'm old enough to remember Police Uniforms being Beige more or less nationwide, and Police that were more like the Andy Griffith Show (Like Andy, not like Barny Fife) I also remember nothing Victimless crimes not being Felony's. What Happened? Self Righteous People Pushing Pearl Clutching nonsense to be normalized that we now label as "NIMBY(isim)" and "Karen Culture" as well as The endless Abuse of "Qualified Immunity" feeding overly heavy handed policing. Then you have stuff like this Driving it to even greater extremes kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqfNdJd-jKagptU All of this is only serving to destroy any trust the public have in the police, I used to have the utmost respect for police, that in recent years has been wavering. To Police that may be reading my comment, I am not against you, I am against those of you whom routinely behave very poorly and unreasonably with little or no cause, you know as well as I do that it is a growing problem, please help us help you fix this problem.

@@advidaho8643I agree 100%! I have been told stories of police hanging out with locals street racing in the 1970’s. Now we have military shot spotting tech listening to your gun shots in every city. We have dark clothed agents who were either military or even worse, they wish they had been military. They are programmed to see “good” in the evil they do. We have surveillance tech watching “suspicious houses “ with little to no evidence at all. It’s sad to see these guys running around as professional agents of the state as they are. If they got orders to imprison someone for absolutely nothing, I have no doubt that many officers would carry out the order. I worked with one of the undercover officers. A giant tool. Proudly showing off his camera footage of “suspect” houses. He was the least trustworthy guy I worked with and a man of poor character. Yet, he had massive amounts of power to destroy lives.

@@RacerRed Interestingly enough it seems YT has deleted or hidden my Comment for reasons not known. I Guess I hit a Nerve.

@ they do that often. I don’t have control over it. Silly shadow banning

I don’t think so. They have billions in investments, and hundreds of billions in cash. they spread investments around a lot, but they don’t own Coke I don’t think. That would be strange because they don’t do caffeine.

@ My thoughts exactly, the caffeine thing. At the same time though.. almost makes sense.

@@motominded5275 2017 KTM 450xcf

@@paulscountry456 we need separate prisons for different tiers of crimes. And more dirtbikes 😁

@@khawajamuneeb5754 2012 R1 is my choice. Updated electronics, comfortable, tons of torque, and sounds like a muscle car.

@@RacerRed sorry z1000 is 2012 model. r1 2009 or 2008 but yes r1 2009 and 2012 are same so u saying i should go for 2009 model instea of z1000

@ yeah, 2009 R1 is amazing

@@RacerRed thank u

@@khawajamuneeb5754 yep! 2008 is good too. 2008 and 2009 R1’s are completely different though (2009 r1 is cross plane engine and 2008 is straight plane standard which is still great)

Yep! Unfortunately it’s a lose-lose because if the government owns it they just lock us out as well

Yep! The dirt was amazing in most areas! It got really slimy in a few spots but for the most part it was great!

⁠@@EPA3 I agree, it’s NOT the only way I think people should go to prison. However, 99% of the ways people can go to prison right now are idiotic and evidence is illegitimate. Probable Cause is tyranny. Reasonable Suspicion is absolute tyranny. Illegal surveillance to obtain evidence is unconstitutional, despite what the Patriot Act says (and opens up corruption of evidence). Automatic Weapons are legal and necessary. Any force option unequal to the opposing force is against the Geneva Convention yet it’s allowed against Americans, currently. Also, I should NEVER be stopped and forced to show my papers like I’m in 1942 Germany unless I’ve done something that is unambiguously illegal and wrong (like stealing, driving recklessly or being violent). Most city agencies are using shot spotters right now. This means they are using military tech to listen to, and pinpoint your location with insane accuracy - Unconstitutional. For the record, I’m pro police. I’m pro lethal reactive force options. I just think things could be better when it’s planned force, etc. Sometimes when I’m on the bike I don’t articulate it exactly right. Stealing isn’t violent, but should absolutely send you to prison. Lots of examples of non violent stuff out there.

Yep, they have no idea what they are missing, but that means they wont fight for it, unfortunately. Thats why they vote the way they do.

@@Dragon_Rider sounds like motor only Monday is for you!