Stunt riding on base?
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This mostly is toward the AF guys since I will be AF in a few months, but I am just curious where you guys ride? I was talking to my recruiter and he was saying if the Base Commander wants to, they can revoke your driving on base privileges for up to 6 months for reckless driving! Thats a bitch! So do you guys ride on base, and if so, is your CO cool with it? If you don't, how much trouble have you gotten in for being busted stunting off base?
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Im in the army and if you got caught stunt riding on post they would revoke your motorcycle privelages on post and who else knows what else. Couldnt tell you what the AF would do but I assume it would be same
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Originally Posted by Sidewinder19d
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Im in the army and if you got caught stunt riding on post they would revoke your motorcycle privelages on post and who else knows what else. Couldnt tell you what the AF would do but I assume it would be same

Alright, thats what I figured. Maybe I'll catch a CO that will let me slide if I tell him I'm in parking lots keeping it off the streets. My dad had a motorcycle when he was in the AF, and he used to race back when dinosaurs roamed the earth, and his CO let it slide because they used an abandoned street that was shut down, and they kept it safe and off the streets.
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Originally Posted by Jonas
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Alright, thats what I figured. Maybe I'll catch a CO that will let me slide if I tell him I'm in parking lots keeping it off the streets. My dad had a motorcycle when he was in the AF, and he used to race back when dinosaurs roamed the earth, and his CO let it slide because they used an abandoned street that was shut down, and they kept it safe and off the streets.

That was the AF back then. I'm Army but know a lot of people in the AF and the AF really frowns upon stuff like that... the AF is more strict when it comes to stuff like that. Just like any branch in the military "they need you fully mission capable you are of no use if you break yourself" you can stunt off post but don't tell them. If you hurt yourself then make something up. You ARE PROPERTY OF THE AF (government invetory) GI. Lol
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Originally Posted by mrbigmike
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That was the AF back then. I'm Army but know a lot of people in the AF and the AF really frowns upon stuff like that... the AF is more strict when it comes to stuff like that. Just like any branch in the military "they need you fully mission capable you are of no use if you break yourself" you can stunt off post but don't tell them. If you hurt yourself then make something up. You ARE PROPERTY OF THE AF (government invetory) GI. Lol

Yeah, thats one thing I'm not looking forward to. But I'm only signing 4 for now, so we will see. I guess I'll tell them I got into a fight saving some old lady from a group of thugs or something.
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#6
Dont stunt on post, the repercussions are not worth it. The reason I say that, is the same as everyone else is saying, you will get your liceanse revoked on and off post, you are goverment property which you cant break or damage, unless it is under there supervision, then of course they deem it totally ok. If you get arrested then your command will be pissed cause it makes them look bad, or at least thats how they look at it. I stunt in a parking lot off post, and I am not gonna say I have or havent done it on post cause there are pleanty of places to do it on post. All I can say is I am out the Army in 4 months and cant wait to get back to North Dallas in TEXAS where the stunt lots come by the dozens!!!
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Originally Posted by Jonas
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Yeah, thats one thing I'm not looking forward to. But I'm only signing 4 for now, so we will see. I guess I'll tell them I got into a fight saving some old lady from a group of thugs or something.

Don't get me wrong.. the military isn't a bad thing. It's something you have to experience and see for yourself. Good luck and be careful stay safe
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#8
No no on Base. I started riding two years before I got out, and would go to orlando to ride. multiple sessions of road rash and dislocated shoulders later, no one who matters ever questioned why I was always fucked up..but when it was time for me to get to work, (deploy) I made sure I was always fit to fight..

Keep it low key and play it smart. thats all. and WHEN you kill streets and get pulled over, DONT run. quick way to go home for good.
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#9
Thanks for the advice!
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Originally Posted by Jonas
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Thanks for the advice!

its why we all are here. to help each other out
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