Israeli police motorcycle chase. (They use the S10)

[Kyle_E]

If he did anything at all. Point is, the copper could have called off the chase and got him somewhere else. Instead he put himself, the other rider and the innocent public at risk. This is not the 1960s, we have technology. I have mates who are cops and they love this sort of chase but they also know it is rarely justified.

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Oh so you were there supervising? What type of helicopter was it? What was he wanted for?

Oh wait, you know nothing about the situation and yet are commenting on it disparaging police for no damn reason.

 

[yoyo]

I assess on something called BikeSafe in the UK and work closely with the Police and none of them want to get into a pursuit unless they really have too. They all love riding fast and I'm sure they enjoy blue lighting to a call but a pursuit is really unpredictable and they would only do it if they had to. The fallout and paperwork if something goes wrong is huge.

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[CutterBill]

I really liked the cops mirrors. Are those Gen 1? My Gen 2 mirrors are kinda small.
Bill

 

[Sierra1]

…. The fallout and paperwork if something goes wrong is huge.

That is true for SO many things in life....and, if everything goes right....success!

 

[Sierra1]

I really liked the cops mirrors. Are those Gen 1? My Gen 2 mirrors are kinda small.
Bill

The bike appears to be a Gen I. Your Gen II mirrors should be kinda pointy.

 

[Checkswrecks]

Being as my S10 does a lot of low speed parade duty, anybody know if the police S10s have any cooling system enhancements?

As somebody who has commuted in the worst of DC July/August traffic for years, my thought is that you will need help before the bike does.

 

[Checkswrecks]

The Ténéré could have taken that curb.
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Depends on speed. The front rims do bend.