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Reckless32 07-13-2009 07:28 PM

As long as they're having fun who cares. I remember when riding in the back of dad's pickup was common place. Now it horrifies all the moral watch dogs. Free country. Road burn can be a choice too....:grinser010:

masi242 07-13-2009 08:19 PM

They should not be there,but that looks alot more controled than what I see on our river on a Sunday. Kids sitting on the bow of Dads boat going 35mph, just stupid.

hp500efi 07-13-2009 08:25 PM


Originally Posted by Reckless32 (Post 2909284)
As long as they're having fun who cares. I remember when riding in the back of dad's pickup was common place. Now it horrifies all the moral watch dogs. Free country. Road burn can be a choice too....:grinser010:

Until someone falls off and is run over and killed...:mad::readinghelp:

your fogetting all the ambulance chasers out there........:lolhit:

SmurfOnABoat 07-13-2009 08:38 PM


Originally Posted by masi242 (Post 2909333)
They should not be there,but that looks alot more controled than what I see on our river on a Sunday. Kids sitting on the bow of Dads boat going 35mph, just stupid.

Yeah I hear you there... There is some crazy people on St. Clair... I offered to take a few guys from work out on the boat this past weekend, and a few beers later, 1 of them was standing up on the rear bench in 2 footers doing about 50. I put him in his place pretty quick, I am not going to be responsible for the injury to others, especially on my boat...

Controlled or not, if its not sanctioned like a parade or something, I don't think its real cool. In the cockpit would be one thing, but sitting where they are, thats a bit more dangerous.

PhantomChaos 07-14-2009 03:27 PM


Originally Posted by hp500efi (Post 2909341)

your fogetting all the ambulance chasers out there........:lolhit:



Never forget that!!!!! :( :)

RebarBox 07-14-2009 03:51 PM


Originally Posted by PhantomChaos (Post 2910019)
Never forget that!!!!! :( :)

Ditto!!:angry-smiley-038:

Strip Poker 388 07-14-2009 06:05 PM

Looks like they have the feet on the ladder.From what Ive seen they do it all the time in the boat parades.


Need a water balloon slingshot for leaving the fender out:drink:

mopower 07-14-2009 06:13 PM

In Jersey it's legal in a travel trailer. Don't know about in a boat thats open.

Uncle Dave 07-14-2009 06:20 PM


Originally Posted by PhantomChaos (Post 2909197)
Just curious......! Seems pretty stupid. A quick stop for some reason and you might become road kill, even at 25-30mph. :D :D

Good question Phantom...

Probably not a great idea at 25 MPH but hey its a parade.....

From what I can tell riding in the back of a towed boat ANYWHERE seems to be illegal in Kalifornia. Just 2 weeks ago big signs at Lake Nacimiento about riding in a boat while being towed, and in the bed of a pickup.

They even had signs and a marker on the ramp- "passengers in towed boats not allowed past here" Saw plenty of tickets issued over this as well.

I get not hanging out underdeck while going down the freeway- but from the ramp t the campsite/parking lot at 10MPH come on....

Seems a little over top to me to be honest.

Boatcop would know about AZ



UD

PhantomChaos 07-14-2009 06:33 PM


Originally Posted by Uncle Dave (Post 2910176)
Good question Phantom...

Probably not a great idea at 25 MPH but hey its a parade.....


This wasn't a parade. They had just hauled the boat out at the launch ramp. It is two miles from the launch ramp to the "grass marina" area through city streets with street signals, bridge, ect.


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