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NismoZ70 01-27-2014 10:20 PM

I'm surprised to see you driving the Z in that kinda of weather. I couldn't imagine a Z in snow. I know it's possible with winter tires but not worth it. Get yourself a beater haha :)

damian_mb 01-28-2014 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by NismoZ70 (Post 2669103)
I'm surprised to see you driving the Z in that kinda of weather. I couldn't imagine a Z in snow. I know it's possible with winter tires but not worth it. Get yourself a beater haha :)

I agree, my Z will never see snow or salt. It's in storage while I drive my beaters

maizenblue 01-28-2014 04:34 PM

http://i.imgur.com/IuQHiwj.jpg

These arent supposed to be angled parking spots

I need to learn how to downsize pictures or use spoiler tag

JARblue 01-29-2014 07:54 AM

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These arent supposed to be angled parking spots

I need to learn how to downsize pictures or use spoiler tag

Add SPOILER before your IMG tag and /SPOILER after your /IMG tag. Piece of cake :tup: *don't forget the [] brackets around the tags*

Or use the Manage Attachment button when you are preparing a post to submit. The attachment will show up as a small thumbnail that people click to view full size.

God-Speed 01-30-2014 10:28 AM

These are the ones that I hate the most!!!

cooltoy 01-30-2014 11:12 AM

Hide his helmet in the bushes.

God-Speed 01-30-2014 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by cooltoy (Post 2672276)
Hide his helmet in the bushes.

I should have drop-kicked it across the parking lot!!!:rofl2:

NismoZ70 01-30-2014 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by God-Speed (Post 2672244)
These are the ones that I hate the most!!!

Good ol Life Time! I see lots of crappy parkers each day at that place. Usually with bikes I see them parked on the sidewalks which they specifically say not to do.

Haboob 01-30-2014 11:52 AM

I'd rather a bike park there than take up an actual spot for a car... and me not noticing until I've already started to pull into it. :shakes head:

Chuck33079 01-30-2014 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by cooltoy (Post 2672276)
Hide his helmet in the bushes.

Or piss in it. I can't imagine the smell ever coming out of the foam inside.

4r3s 01-30-2014 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by NismoZ70 (Post 2669103)
I'm surprised to see you driving the Z in that kinda of weather. I couldn't imagine a Z in snow. I know it's possible with winter tires but not worth it. Get yourself a beater haha :)

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Originally Posted by damian_mb (Post 2669691)
I agree, my Z will never see snow or salt. It's in storage while I drive my beaters

With the right tires, driving the Z in the snow is a blast! Salt washes off, the Z is not an exotic car by any stretch of the imagination.

NismoZ70 01-30-2014 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by 4r3s (Post 2672346)
With the right tires, driving the Z in the snow is a blast! Salt washes off, the Z is not an exotic car by any stretch of the imagination.

Not worth the risk. I wouldn't want to be washing my car after every drive because of getting salt on the paint and underneath. We've had so much snow here in the Chicago area this winter. There's no way my Z could get around in that. Also its been icy too. It would turn into a mini-plow. I like being able to store my car in the winter and drive my big SUV in the winters. Its much safer that way.

Jsolo 01-30-2014 01:18 PM

I have no problem parking a bike across lines like that, so long as it's not in the path of others. Parking in a handicapped area like that is a no no. Would serve him right to have it ticketed/towed, or knocked over. I bet it's a novice rider too. That bike is at least 20 years old! You don't leave your helmet on the bike like that - not unless you want it stolen.

4r3s 01-30-2014 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by NismoZ70 (Post 2672374)
Not worth the risk. I wouldn't want to be washing my car after every drive because of getting salt on the paint and underneath. We've had so much snow here in the Chicago area this winter. There's no way my Z could get around in that. Also its been icy too. It would turn into a mini-plow. I like being able to store my car in the winter and drive my big SUV in the winters. Its much safer that way.

The typical 1-3 inch snow storms we get in MD make this doable for me. I would imagine your IL winters are a little bit more harsh and it really does make more sense in your case to have a beater car. Everyone's situation is unique.

JARblue 01-30-2014 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by God-Speed (Post 2672244)
These are the ones that I hate the most!!!

Unacceptable. The access aisle serving an adjacent accessible parking space is not legal motorcycle parking. I assume this is the north gym on 620? If so, it is in Williamson county, and I can't write them a ticket. However, I just recently joined a program with Travis County called the Disabled Parking Enforcement program. I have been deputized by the Travis County Constable with the authority to issue warnings or tickets for three different violations involving accessible parking spaces, including for "Blocking", which is the violation you see here. A $500 fine, which is mandated by Congress, should certainly get their attention.

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Although there are some people in the program that spend their weekends driving around looking for people to ticket, I have no intention of ever spending my free time driving around like that. The idea of the program is to educate the public about the disabled community's needs with respect to accessible parking, and that is the main reason why I joined. My primary occupation is accessibility code consulting, so I am able to bring a different perspective than many of the people who joined because of family or friends. I also hope to provide the program as a whole, additional knowledge of the code and how it is applied. I will issue tickets or warnings as appropriate when I happen upon them during my daily activities.


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