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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:News Talk 650
Saskatoon city councilor Bob Pringle is getting an earful as he works to silence motorbike noise in the city, including messages that threaten him.
Pringle has received at least three anonymous voice mails from someone threatening his...
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:Marty Hastings
It's been almost two years since Blair Morgan broke his back at a motocross race in Montreal.
"I was laying on the ground and I knew I was hurt really bad," Morgan recalled of the Sept. 20, 2008, accident. "I knew I broke my back."
In the world...
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:Brendan Wagner
City council contemplating bylaw to crack down on excessive noise
The debate over thundering motorcycles is revving up again in Saskatoon. The city is considering bringing in a bylaw to crack down on noisy motorbikes.
Councillor Bob Pringle...
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:The StarPhoenix
With 42,000 among 100,000 drivers licensed to operate motorcycles in Saskatchewan so far content to stick with a learner's permit that doesn't require a road test of their skills, reforms on the way for 2011 are welcome.
However, even the...
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:The Star Pheonix
If you don't want to ride at night, carry a passenger or travel more than 100 kilometres away from home, all you have to do to get a motorcycle learner's licence from SGI is read a 58-page booklet and pass a basic written exam.
No experience,...
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:Webmistress Ali
A lot of people call them "crotch rockets." It's a crude but apt term for what is essentially a high-speed projectile on wheels, designed to accelerate quickly to speeds exceeding 200 km/h while carrying a fragile human being.
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:CBC
An estimated 2,000 people attended a memorial service Wednesday for Regina high school principal Bruce Pearce, who died in a motorcycle crash a week ago.
Pearce, who was born in 1955, was a longtime teacher in the Regina public school system...
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:Patrick Book
Regina Mayor Pat Fiacco is glad to hear other cities are getting serious about noisy vehicles.
The city of Edmonton recently passed a bylaw that allows them to lay a $250 fine for the use of an excessively loud motorbike. Winnipeg is also...
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by: Dusty Diehl
I've learned that the city council may be looking to bring in new rules regarding the noise levels of motorcycles in Saskatoon.
This after Edmonton passed a new noise bylaw regarding motorcycles, which, by my understanding, was proposed by a...
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:Star Phoenix
Saskatoon could take a lesson from the Alberta capital when it comes to trying to manage the sound of the street.
Edmonton in early June passed a bylaw that imposes a fine of $250 on riders caught with modified motorcycle exhaust systems that...
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:Benson McCulloch
Its a dream come true if you have a passion for the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the open road. A new Rider Motorcycle was unveiled Monday at the Rider Store in Centre Mall. Only 12 or 15 are being made, said Rider's head of marketing Steve...
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Saskatchewan News/News - Saskatchewan
Submitted by:CBC
It's been a long road to recovery for an injured Saskatchewan biker, but building a Roughriders-themed motorcycle has kept him on track, he says.
Four years ago, Dan Taylor of Wadena was injured in a major motororcycle-truck accident.
Doctors...
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