Why can't we have sport bikes bigger than 600cc legally in Jamaica?
Seriously, there is this arguement that larger motorcycles (750,1000, etc) are better for robberies and other criminal acts, but on JAMAICAN ROADS DOES THIS ARGUEMENT REALLY MAKE SENSE? Only an idiot would attempt to use a (LARGER) 200mph hyabusa to do a robbery in the middle of Kingston!
If i am a typical criminal idiot on a small 250cc bike and i am willing to ride as if i have nothing to live for (and actually have moderate skill), please tell me which Jamaican police officer with his wife and kids to go home to would be stupid enough to follow me on thier bike as i escape from a robbery scene? Its not the engine size that matters, but rather the fact that some people are willing to ride recklessly to do thier deed. Because recklessness is LETHAL on ANY bike, cautious police riders will NOT persue.
Midrange bikes are preferred as get-away vehicles because they can manuever through traffic quickly (actually its quick and reckless). In some countries, SCOOTERS are prefferred! So why is there a ban on larger bikes in the name of crime prevention?