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It's magic

Started by CamelToeJoe, Sun 30, Aug 2015, 20:50:57

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CamelToeJoe

I ran down to my dad's today and took my 7 yr old daughter with me.  While I was down there I grabbed my dad's milk crate full of intercom pieces and put together the parts for both my helmet and my daughter's.  It was nice to be able to talk to her on the 2 bought ride back. She didn't understand how it worked.

" Daddy it's like magic.  I can hear you in my helmet, it's magic, how does it work? "

When we got home I showed her the ear pieces in the helmet.  It was comical.


Still trying to get the CB dialed in.. It's horrible!  Going to hook a swr up to it tomorrow and see if that helps.

Rams

Nothing like a little father/daughter or son time.   It truly is magic.   

Sounds like you, the Valkyrie and the daughter are having a wonderful time.   Congrats   :cooldude:
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John Schmidt

I agree with the father/daughter experience, it's great. Most states have a minimum age for riding on the back of a bike, be sure you're covered.

Rams

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Quote from: John Schmidt on Sun 30, Aug 2015, 21:20:24
I agree with the father/daughter experience, it's great. Most states have a minimum age for riding on the back of a bike, be sure you're covered.

Kentucky Law

STATUTE:

Title XVI. Motor Vehicles. Chapter 189. Traffic Regulations; Vehicle Equipment and Storage. Section 189.285 Regulations for Operating and Riding On Motorcycles. : . . . (3) The following persons shall be required to wear protective headgear, in the manner prescribed by the secretary of the Transportation Cabinet, at all times the motorcycles they are riding are in motion on a public highway:
(a) A person under the age of twenty-one (21) years who is operating a motorcycle or who is a passenger on a motorcycle or in a sidecar attachment;
(b) A person who possesses a motorcycle instruction permit and who is operating a motorcycle;
(c) A person who has held a valid motorcycle operator's license, or combination motor vehicle-motorcycle operator's license, for less than one (1) year and who is operating a motorcycle; and
(d) Any person who does not provide proof of health insurance to the county clerk when registering a motorcycle in accordance with Section 2 of this Act.

FINE:

The fines now run from $20.00 to $100.00. It was $500.00 and a 60 day suspension of your license!

STANDARDS:

Title XVI. Motor Vehicles. Chapter 189. Traffic Regulations; Vehicle Equipment and Storage. Section 189.285 Regulations for Operating and Riding On Motorcycles. : " . . . (3) The Secretary of the Transportation Cabinet shall by regulation fix minimum standards for approved protective headgear and for approved eye-protective devices, and prescribe the manner in which they shall be used. The secretary shall maintain and cause to be published a list of approved protective headgear and of approved eye-protective devices. The secretary may prescribe by regulation minimum standards for other protective devices and require the use of those devices."

Apparently, she was wearing a helmet so, would appear to be legal.   :cooldude:
VRCC# 29981
Learning the majority of life's lessons the hard way.

Every trip is an adventure, enjoy it while it lasts.

CamelToeJoe

Covered... It's KY...

When my wife I and got our marriage license, by law they are required to ask you if to the best of your knowledge if you are related.  My wife was speechless,  then again she is not a native Kentuckian.

Rams

Quote from: CamelToeJoe on Sun 30, Aug 2015, 21:29:30
Covered... It's KY...

When my wife I and got our marriage license, by law they are required to ask you if to the best of your knowledge if you are related.  My wife was speechless,  then again she is not a native Kentuckian.

Cousins?   ;)
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