Anyone want to buy a PILE called Blaze or why not to buy from superiorpowersports!!

['16 TT250]

Originally Posted by Jayman77

Sounds like BS to me but I am ignorant and happy
Must be a curse to be so smart that to the common person you just sound like you are talking jibber jabber.
Be sure and give a big long response to this reply about how gracefull you was to CSC and how sorry you are to the simple minded people on every China bike out there.
I know it must be hard for you to see all the world's problems and have to fix them
You must be anal or is it anus I don't know I am sooooooooo stupid

It is a curse and I was quite nice with them. They coulda worked something out pretty easily but chose not to.

[pistolclass]

Originally Posted by culcune

I am interested to see if this lawsuit prevails, and how Californians will no longer have a CSC bike to purchase. Not every lawsuit is successful, thank goodness, and lets hope this one isn't, and that CSC has expensive lawyers they had to hire to defend themselves that need to be paid from the losing party...

Not in this country (or at least incredibly rare) ..... Thank God. Each party has to pay it's own attorney's fees. Imagine you want to sue a major corp who might spend millions... it is a good thing, trust me. Lawyers suck until they are keeping you out of a state prison for something you didn't do. Oh yeah cars have air bags and crumple zones... not out of the kindness of the hearts of the auto manufactures.... but because of Lawyers.... Perfect system, no but the best system for the little guy. You don't scare big corporations..... your lawyers do.


http://www.nolo.com/legal-encycloped...ide-30337.html

['16 TT250]

I forgot, I was advised that they'd be counter-suing for recovery of their legal fees. I hadn't yet checked the law but wasn't scared off by it, just saw it as another ignorant attempt at shutting me down.

[pistolclass]

Originally Posted by '16 TT250

I forgot, I was advised that they'd be counter-suing for recovery of their legal fees. I hadn't yet checked the law but wasn't scared off by it, just saw it as another ignorant attempt at shutting me down.

Were you advised by your legal counsel? California might be different.... (understatement)

[kohburn]

Originally Posted by pistolclass

Oh yeah cars have air bags and crumple zones... not out of the kindness of the hearts of the auto manufactures.... but because of Lawyers.... Perfect system, no but the best system for the little guy. You don't scare big corporations..... your lawyers do.


http://www.nolo.com/legal-encycloped...ide-30337.html

advancements happen out of competition - auto makers have been competing for crash test rating for a long time.

COSTS increase thanks to lawyers and frivolous lawsuits (and poor business ethics)

lawyers are needed to help navigate the laws and the courtroom, but they are also the ones setting up the system so that it they are required more and more.

[Sport Rider]

Originally Posted by kohburn

advancements happen out of competition - auto makers have been competing for crash test rating for a long time.

COSTS increase thanks to lawyers and frivolous lawsuits (and poor business ethics)

lawyers are needed to help navigate the laws and the courtroom, but they are also the ones setting up the system so that it they are required more and more.

PLUS....and you should know this living on the coast....lawyers make terrific boat anchors.

['16 TT250]

Originally Posted by pistolclass

Were you advised by your legal counsel? California might be different.... (understatement)

No, CSC advised me. I guess threatened would be another applicable word but it sounds a bit harsh so I softened it because it wasn't said in a threatening voice, just one of advisement.

The stuff you posted, didn't pay attention to the state it was from, applies in Ca.

[2LZ]

Originally Posted by EachAdventure

The document clearly states that a rod is to be used to feel for the spark arrester. Seems pretty cut and dry to me.

Thank you. I've tried and tried to communicate this since the subject was brought up.

[kohburn]

Originally Posted by '16 TT250

No, CSC advised me. I guess threatened would be another applicable word but it sounds a bit harsh so I softened it because it wasn't said in a threatening voice, just one of advisement.

The stuff you posted, didn't pay attention to the state it was from, applies in Ca.

sounds like they have been advised by their lawyer that they are covered and will win.

['16 TT250]

Originally Posted by kohburn

sounds like they have been advised by their lawyer that they are covered and will win.

Maybe.

If the judge decides that the law doesn't apply to them and the gavel comes down against me then I guess I'll have to deal with the unfortunate consequences, but the law seems pretty clearly written.

['16 TT250]

Originally Posted by Sport Rider

PLUS....and you should know this living on the coast....lawyers make terrific boat anchors.

Not really, most of them are fairly buoyant looking. I plan to sleep at anchor this weekend so if you have one handy I'll give it a shot. I'll keep my anchor alarm on and sleep with one eye open.