I thought it was a motorcyle, but it wasn't.
 

This morning, I was walking up Legacy Lane toward the Chatham rec. center when I heard what I thought was a motorcycle speeding up the road across from me. I turned around to look, and was surprised to see that it was a souped-up golf cart in the cart lane. It was not a "street legal" cart rather a standard golf cart with a high speed rear end (I guess) or larger motor, or something. It also had "louder than normal" exhaust pipes

So, how fast was he going? The exact same speed as the automobiles that were trying to pass him. Since none of the cars observe the 25 miles per hour limit, I assume they were going 30 to 35, and so was he.

Re: I thought it was a motorcyle, but it wasn't.
 

Where are the boys in blue-- or is it green there-- when you need them? I have not seen any female cops in TV so I hope "boys in blue" does not sound sexist. :cop:

Re: I thought it was a motorcyle, but it wasn't.
 

It was probably a golf cart with a motorcycle engine installed under the hood.

Re: I thought it was a motorcyle, but it wasn't.
 

That makes me wonder,when the carts are on the road next to me and if they hit me who pays. Also, why no seat belts also no front brakes.No I dont have a golf cart, and probably won't. I think if you are going to drive any thing on the road you should have insurance. Of course motorcycles need not be insured you just need a life insurance policy.I ride a bike and I wouldnt go out on the road without insurance

Re: I thought it was a motorcyle, but it wasn't.
 

We have full coverage on all our golf carts. Liability, collision, replacement everything.
Donna