ksquid

Cool thanks...

ksquid

Yep I was making sure my blog address would fit. I am going to keep you guys up to speed on my training for the big race. My home page on Musa wouldn't fit.

acecycleins

Based on what? Metro areas in most of America have population rates much higher than some countries in Europe. More people- more crime. More crime means lower percentages in convictions because trail lawyers master the art of stalling trail start dated. Thus, allowing thugs the ability to get back on the streets and do harm to the public (once again) before the original crime is prosecuted.

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Kreb_Cycle

1 Moscow 14,520,000

2 London 14,534,000 in 2006(E)

3 Rhine-Ruhr 11,716,845 in 2005[2]

4 Paris 11,633,822 in 2006(E)

5 Istanbul 11,332,000

6 Randstad 7,500,000

7 Madrid 5,843,041 in 2005

8 St. Petersburg 5,550,000

9 Rome Flag of Italy Italy 5,304,778 in 2003

10 Frankfurt Rhine Main Area 5,200,485 in 2003

11 Berlin 4,935,524 in 2003

12 Milan 4,280,820

13 Stuttgart Region 4,100,000

14 Hamburg Metropolitan Region 4,079,032 in 2003

15 Athens 3,894,573 in 2003

16 Upper Silesian Metropolitan Area 3,487,000 in 2006

17 Kiev 3,200,000

18 Barcelona [2] 3.135.758 in 2005

19 Venetian triangle 3,100,000 (Venice, Mestre, Padua, Vicenza, Treviso

20 Naples 3,059,196 in 2003





1 New York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island NY–NJ–PA 18,747,320

2 Los Angeles–Long Beach–Santa Ana CA 12,923,547

3 Chicago–Naperville–Joliet IL–IN–WI 9,443,356

4 Philadelphia–Camden–Wilmington PA–NJ–DE–MD 5,823,233

5 Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington TX 5,819,475

6 Miami–Fort Lauderdale–Miami Beach FL 5,422,200

7 Houston–Sugar Land–Baytown TX 5,280,077

8 Washington–Arlington–Alexandria DC–VA–MD–WV 5,214,666

9 Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Marietta GA 4,917,717

10 Detroit–Warren–Livonia MI 4,488,335

11 Boston–Cambridge–Quincy MA–NH 4,411,835

12 San Francisco–Oakland–Fremont CA 4,152,688

13 Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario CA 3,909,954

14 Phoenix–Mesa–Scottsdale AZ 3,865,077

15 Seattle–Tacoma–Bellevue WA 3,203,314

16 Minneapolis–St. Paul–Bloomington MN–WI 3,142,779

17 San Diego-Carlsbad-San Marcos CA 2,933,462

18 St. Louis MO–IL 2,778,518

19 Baltimore–Towson MD 2,655,675

20 Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater FL 2,647,658





Your population assertions are false; metro areas in the US and Europe are very similar in size. In fact, New York City area aside, Europe wins the contest. Not sure what this says about American cops, since ksquid's assertions have no data behind them, I'm speaking purely about population density.

yossef

not so sure about that. many of his chases were aboard a 250 hp 'Busa

Gluge

I would blame the cop not the rider... it's the vehicle causing the accident.



Many places in the US have do not pursue polices for this very reason.

squidwardo

He had to be playing with the police, because even when he had some open space to wind the bike out, he did not. Just toying with them, is my guess.



At first I figured his bike was a motard, because it did not sound like an inline 4 to me. Any clue as to what this guy rides?



Where are the cops in Holland? It seemed as if the video was edited, and someone else said the full version is about 20 minutes. That is a very long time for only one police car to be involved. As was hinted to before, here in my town a chase that last more than a few minutes will have the Sheriff's helicopter involved and at least three or four patrol cars.

squidwardo

O.K., I'm a moron. Definately not a twin or single. Just a nice sounding exhaust? I could not tell by the tach what it was though. Something Italian? MV?

Gritboy

Windscreen and instruments alone say GSXR.

DC_Dave

Take it from me, there's nothing like incarceration to sate one's appetite for high speed evasion.