Why do other motorcycle riders remove their side mirrors?

[paparoy]

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pa-choi2x ra gud na aron nindot tan.awn sa motor..labi na kung gi.mods na..ü

[psyrille_alphatrix]

para dale cla maabot.. dale maabot sa ospital!

mao jud...

[spl@t]

d kabalo mogamit sa side mirror mao tanggalon

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ngeeks isa ra ang pinaka common reason ani woiii, kay BATI daw ang stock mirrors and CHOI ang motot nga way side mirror. how stupid can it be ahihihih

[necrotic freak]

pa-choi2x ra gud na aron nindot tan.awn sa motor..labi na kung gi.mods na..ü

nahala tanawa nalang na inyong motor ayaw na padagana.

[spartacusIII]

ok ra man f wa og naay side mirror kay bisan naa kay side mirror kabantay ba ka nga mulingi gihapon ka sa luyo...f naa sad ka side mirror lisud ilusot kay motorcycle side mirror is designed to be 1 1/2in more than sa imu throttle..nagtuo ka nga makalusot ka masangit na nuon ka tungod sa side mirror...ang resulta garas...pero karon nga 1t na ang multa sa side mirror mas maayo nga d na lang jud tangtangun kay dako na kau nang 1t nga imu ihatag nila....

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if naproblema ka sa side mirror nga mulapas 1 1/2" sa handles, unsa nlng kayha diay sa cage?

[bRiAn]

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To clear impounding area: City sets auction of rotting vehicles


CEBU, Philippines - Close to 400 assorted motor vehicles that are rotting at the impounding area of the City Traffic and Management (CITOM) will be sold at an auction after the Cebu City Council approved such in their session yesterday.
A total of 385 vehicles, which have not been claimed by its owners for several years now, will be put under the gavel through a public auction.
The council agreed to authorize the CITOM and the City Hall’s General Services Office (GSO) to auction off the 184 motorcycles and 201 assorted four-wheeled vehicles.
Most of these vehicles that are held at the city’s impounding area at the North Reclamation Area (NRA) are no longer in running condition and the whole lot has been appraised to cost about P2.5 million.
Among the reasons why these vehicles haven’t been claimed is that the owners can no longer afford the penalties that have been slapped including the impounding fees.


Owners of impounded motorcycles need to pay P100 for each day that the vehicle is in the impounding area while for cars, the fee is P300 and P500 for sports utility vehicles and cargo trucks.
CITOM has already notified the owners of the vehicles about the auction via a newspaper advertisement urging them to redeem such in one month.
Supposedly, a written notice of auction shall be sent to the last registered owner by registered mail, but CITOM had lost the names and addresses of the drivers or owners of the vehicles that has been under their custody for years.
The vehicle owners were given 30 days from its publication to claim their vehicles upon of proof of ownership and to settle their obligations with the traffic violations bureau.
Some of the vehicles impounded by CITOM have huge accumulated fines ranging from P100,000 to P200,000 because its owners failed to settle their traffic violations for the past years.
Government audit procedures allow impounded properties, including vehicles, to be disposed through public auction if the owners failed to recover them for a period of six months, instead of allowing them to deteriorate and become useless.
Ernesto Morales of CITOM said that these vehicles were unclaimed either because the owners could not afford the penalty or they could not present the registration documents.
Among those that are set for auction as Mandaue City-bound passenger jeepneys that were apprehended by the traffic enforcers for operating within the city streets in violation of City Ordinance 2072, which prohibits PUJs from outside Cebu City to ply the city roads.
Other vehicles in the lot were impounded for violating City Ordinance No. 801, the Traffic Code of Cebu City.
City Hall wants to clear the impounding area of vehicles so it can be used for some other purposes.
The Commission on Audit, in its annual audit report, advised the city officials to dispose of the vehicles, including those impounded for traffic-related violations.
The auction will not however cover those vehicles that are still subject of court cases.
Among the vehicles impounded by the CITOM is a owned by former Assemblyman Valentino Legaspi that was impounded for illegal parking.
Legaspi decided not to redeem his vehicle, but instead questioned the validity of the city’s clamping ordinance and the case is still pending before the Supreme Court.

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taasa pud ana bro oi, daghan p jud thread imu gbutangan nya off topic kaayo. Naghimu nlng unta ka'g thread ana heheh

[bambard]

taasa pud ana bro oi, daghan p jud thread imu gbutangan nya off topic kaayo. Naghimu nlng unta ka'g thread ana heheh

mao CITOM man tingali ni si brian. hehe bisag asa lang pamilit iyang topic