When will I be caught?
 

My motorcycle license plates expired in May-2003. I've already put 190 miles on it in the last week. How long do you think I can keep riding it before I get pulled over? And what will they do when they stop me?

Those tags are really small on a bike. I bet they can't even see 'em.

Plus, don't they start using the colors over again on the little stickers? I bet they have come back around again.

And those windy mountain roads require too much attention for the cops to be squinting at your tags.

I say never.

A guy I worked with years ago made it five years on expired tags. I honestly don't think he'd have been caught if he wasn't using an obsolete plate style. oh yeah, and he was drunk enough to sideswipe a parked cop. i think he'd have been fine otherwise.

I figure with the big upsurge in moth-balled bikes getting back in service a crack down on expired registrations is coming. But odds are you can slip by the rest of the season.

I think you won't get caught until you get pulled over for something else... so I give it a month. :)

heehee, an ex got pulled over and it was discovered he had purchased a sticker for his motorcycle and put it on his car. Uh, duh!

I don't think you will be caught until you are unlucky enough to have a cop pull up behind you on your bike at a stop.

lol! This sounds a little like the game I played with the gas tank yesterday. It's just, well, dumb and I know it.

I had an expired driver's license for about three or four years and was only tagged with it on three occasions. Twice in air ports and once in a restaurant trying to get an alcoholic drink.

I got an email today...:eek:

That's ridiculous. All of that information is available through computers. Why do you need to carry pieces of paper? This is the 22nd century, isn't it?

Call it a tax on the forgetful. Gotta offset those budget cuts somehow.

Everytime when I notice that this thread has new posts, I have to come and see whether you got caught or not... :)

Did he get caught?! . . . oh . . . nevermind . . .

Yeah, me too.