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Southeast Police Rodeo

April 10, 2010

at the Citi Centre in Pompano Beach, FL

The Equipment review for this month is the Emerson "Commander" Knife.

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The Emerson "Commander" Knife

Welcome to the Agencies added in 2010, Everett, WA Police Department, Portsmouth, VA Police Department, Volusia County, FL Sheriff's Office, Jersey City, NJ Police Department,Tulsa, OK Police Department, Greendale, WI Police Department, LEBANESE POLICE, Butler County, OH Sheriff's Office, Broken Arrow, OK Police Department, High Point, NC Police Department ,Mobile, AL Police Department and Evanston, IL Police Department.

J. D. Buck Savage has some training for us!!  I would like to send a special Thank you to Dave "JD "Buck" Savage" Smith for the "Motor School" Video.  Click on the link below, go to the videos.  The Motor School is the first one.  Please view all the videos.  Many of you may remember him from your academy days.  If have not your in for something special, the humor with the lesson is great stuff.  Thanks again JD "Buck" Savage.

Video "Motor School"

Victory Police Motorcycle Survey

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Police Motor Units.com and a fan
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Ride to Holiday Park in Weston, FL "The Everglades"

The "Police Motor Units.com" 1997 KZ 1000 Police
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Photo provided by a couple of fans. Thank you for a great ride!


THE HISTORY

 OF MOTOR

LAW ENFORCEMENT

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Happy Valentines Day!!

Don't forget to pick up a something for the one that cares for you everyday,

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and get something for your spouse. 

RIDE SAFE 

PLEASE REMEMBER "DON'T DRINK AND RIDE"

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This site is dedicated to the special men and women of Law Enforcement that live to ride, and ride to keep us safe.

You will find on this site the histories and pictures of Police Motorcycles and learn about the proud agencies that use them.  The Agency histories are provided by the agency for historical accuracy.  The information is provided by the motorcycle manufacturers, museums and historians.  Soon I will be adding the history of the Police Motorcycles from BMW and Kawasaki.  If you click on the Patches of a agency you will be linked to their web sites.  if you click on the pictures on the links page you will be linked to our friends and motorcycle companies . 

I would also like to say a very special Thank You to all the Officers, Law Enforcement Agencies, to the Harley Davidson Team (Police Fleet/Archives Department), Indian Motorcycle Company, Mike Shultz with Victory Police Motorcycles, Ed Youngblood "Motohistory", Robert Genat, Tom Fritz, David Uhl, Matt with Wheels Through Time Museum and all the Law Enforcement Organizations for all of the pictures, information, and cooperation they have provided.  Without their help this site would not have been possible.

THANK YOU ALL!

This site is still under construction and will be growing shortly.  please check back with us soon for the new updates.

Thank you!

Please remember SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY!!!!

RIDE SAFE AND BE AWARE!!

"It's a Motor Thing!"
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The Meaning of "The Winged Wheel"
The Wing represents Swiftness
The Arrow Precision
The Wheel Motion
A Police Motorcycle is Swift Precise Motion
By. Sgt. J. Hughes

The meaning of the Winged Wheel patch.  I am often asked by people who
see it on my sleeve, what is the meaning of the Winged Wheel patch  I
always reply, "straight as an arrow, free as a bird."

Lt Joseph F Tersak Jr
Pittsburgh Police Motorcycle Unit

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Photo provided by "Wheels Through Time Museum"
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Morgan Freeman from the movie "Evan Almighty" on a 2001 HD FLHTP-1

Thanks for dropping by and taking a look and learning about the Motor Officer, Motorcycles, and Departments. Please feel free to email me your comments, questions, photos or photos of your motor units and a brief history of your agency. 
Things like:
When was the Unit formed:
Make:
Model:
Year:
How many Motors on your Department and any special items you feel fit.