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alacran
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Thus far there are no license plates for quads. And not required.
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mtgoat666
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Quote: | Originally posted by mojo_norte
Quote: | Originally posted by Tioloco
Bajabuddha
I think with that rationale we may as well ban all forms of dangerous transportation. Safer if everyone rode the bus. Then we wouldn't have to worry
if someone was irresponsible enough to eat while driving or using phone while driving or....... Being distracted by talking to their passengers
or.....
Remember, this is a forum about Mexico. Many of us are enamored with the freedom associated with her lack of regulation. Hope not too many of the
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I'm with this guy - pro choice on helmets. Safety is relative and a judgement call.
Anyway, good luck enforcing helmet laws in Gringo enclaves with most of the population buzzing around town in shorts and flip flops..
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Let stupid people be stupid. And let's all hope the stupid people are killed by their stupid mistakes before they reproduce and spread their stupid
genes in the pool. Can we ban stupid people from using the roads used by smart people?
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Bob and Susan
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texas helmet rules...over age 21
riders are not required to wear a helmet with proof of successful completion of rider training
or hold medical insurance covering injuries resulting from a motorcycle accident
Texas Transportation Code, Title 7, Subtitle G, Chapter 661
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Kgryfon
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Quote: | Originally posted by msteve1014
What happens when a fast driver squashes you flat as he flies along dreaming of winning the Baja 1000? |
Probably the same thing that would happen if he were walking. Should he wear a helmet while walking, too? I'm not against helmets, BTW. But there
should be some room for leeway when it makes sense. You cannot eliminate all risk from life and still live.
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msteve1014
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It sounds like the law is you need a helmet. Are gringos exempt? I do not wear a helmet all the time, but you will not hear me crying if I get a
ticket for something I knew was an infraction. What makes sense? If you go slow you can break other laws?
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Maron
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Just wondering,
Which genius gets to decide who is stupid and who is not??
Peace
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mulegemichael
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between jus' U an me...der ain' no stinkin' helmet fine in mulege!....we'll see...but i think it's a fluffin' of new feathers...my roll of the
dice...i AM ready to send down 4 helmets if i'm wrong...so i am not fighting this new reg i'm just saying we have seen it a coupla times
before......and if i was flying down hwy 1 on a 4wheeler i would be wrapped in kevlar....but i am slowly creeping my way toward town along the river
on a path....put put put....looking at the lisa in the river...put put put.......a helmet???....puleeeeze??
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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Mulegena
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Helmets in Mulege
@ MulegeMichael et al : Word among the locals is that Transito is confiscating quads and motorcycles that are being ridden without helmets in Mulege.
When the owner goes to the local station with helmet in hand and ready to pay a fine (unknown amount, probably negotiable) he/she can have their cycle
back.
Life in Mulege is much different from summer to winter. I've no idea how that practice will be enforced in the future (notice I didn't say "law"), but
that's my understanding of things now, today, and this weekend.
"Raise your words, not your voice. It's rain that grows flowers, not thunder." ~Rumi
"It's the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." ~ Aristotle
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Tioloco
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Mulegemiguel
Just take the helmets for an in case u need situation. Mulege is too cool a place to let a BS regulation ruin the day.
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dorado50
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Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
Let stupid people be stupid. And let's all hope the stupid people are killed by their stupid mistakes before they reproduce and spread their stupid
genes in the pool. Can we ban stupid people from using the roads used by smart people? |
You sir are one angry human being! I feel for you, GOD BLESS.
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chuckie
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I only drive on the roads marked for "Smart People"
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mojo_norte
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Quote: | Originally posted by dorado50
Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
Let stupid people be stupid. And let's all hope the stupid people are killed by their stupid mistakes before they reproduce and spread their stupid
genes in the pool. Can we ban stupid people from using the roads used by smart people? |
You sir are one angry human being! I feel for you, GOD BLESS. |
he's the 'Goat' a Nomad classic
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willyAirstream
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To answer some u2us and emails....A Onappafa,, is good in all of baja, it is not good on the mainland or the usa. Cost is 1750 for first year, 400 for
second year and free after that, but you must register each year. New pics basicaly. You will need proof of residency such as a utility bill, car
title and the vehicle for a photo and they also take your photo. However, they are very lenient at this time, any evidence of ownership will work if
you lost your title, ie registration, insurance papers etc. If you have lost everything, take a person to vouch for you. If you do not need to take
this car out of baja, it is a good solution to the importation problem for PR visas. The process takes 5 minutes. The office is by the arch, however
the personnel stay on the porch of the restaurant under the arch. Hint, take her a cold coka cola, nothing else needed.
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Sweetwater
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Quote: | Originally posted by willyAirstream
To answer some u2us and emails....A Onappafa,, is good in all of baja, it is not good on the mainland or the usa. Cost is 1750 for first year, 400 for
second year and free after that, but you must register each year. New pics basicaly. You will need proof of residency such as a utility bill, car
title and the vehicle for a photo and they also take your photo. However, they are very lenient at this time, any evidence of ownership will work if
you lost your title, ie registration, insurance papers etc. If you have lost everything, take a person to vouch for you. If you do not need to take
this car out of baja, it is a good solution to the importation problem for PR visas. The process takes 5 minutes. The office is by the arch, however
the personnel stay on the porch of the restaurant under the arch. Hint, take her a cold coka cola, nothing else needed. |
Good to hear that things are stable and getting back to normal, amigo....
Everbody\'s preachin\' at me that we all wanna git to heaven, trouble is, nobody wants to die to git there.-BB King
Reality is what does not go away when you stop believing in it. -Philip K Dick
Nothing is worse than active ignorance. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe(1749-1832, German writer, artist and politician)
When choosing between two evils, I always like to try the one I\'ve never tried before. - Mae West
Experience is what keeps a man who makes the same mistake twice from admitting it the third time around.
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