Motorcycles not allowed on University of St. Thomas, Minneso

[totalmotorcycle]

Motorcycles not allowed on University of St. Thomas, Minnesota USA campus over the winter
Tuesday, November 28, 2006 - University of St. Thomas - stthomas.edu


Motorcycles are not allowed on campus now through the end of March. This includes all surface lot parking locations, as well as the motorcycle parking area in level S1 of the Selby Hall ramp. The university cannot store motorcycles over the winter time. Pending inclement weather, motorcycles will be allowed back on campus after spring break week.

Call Public Safety, (651) 962-5100, with questions.

[WVUChrome]

Motorcycles not allowed on University of St. Thomas, Minnesota USA campus over the winter
Tuesday, November 28, 2006 - University of St. Thomas - stthomas.edu


Motorcycles are not allowed on campus now through the end of March. This includes all surface lot parking locations, as well as the motorcycle parking area in level S1 of the Selby Hall ramp. The university cannot store motorcycles over the winter time. Pending inclement weather, motorcycles will be allowed back on campus after spring break week.

Call Public Safety, (651) 962-5100, with questions.

Part of me hurts to see this incroachment on personal liberties. The other part of me says it will do good to help keep the squidly college student with a new R1 from killing himself. I'm not sure how I feel about it. BTW, don't other countries have designated motorcycle riding seasons?

Later,
WVUChrome...

[CNF2002]

Guess they forgot to look outside and see that its 50 degrees in MN

[JCS]

Try riding your motorcycle on to the campus at Notre Dame and see how far you get.

[totalmotorcycle]

Try riding your motorcycle on to the campus at Notre Dame and see how far you get.

Is that for all riders (teachers or students) and all bikes? ($200 junker to $60,000 full dresser?)

Mike.

[oldschoolorange]

sounds like a dumb rule to me. Most people won't take their bikes out if there is snow on the road or it is freezing (present company excluded). I think they are trying too hard to legeslate common sense. All I know is that up here in Canada you have to insure a motorcycle for the entire year ( insurance companies are crooks ) so I am going to ride every chance I get.

Now if I was paying massive amounts of money to attend college/university I will drive my bike whenever I want. I am assuming this some students only mode of transport

[totalmotorcycle]

What happens when you have a nice day in the winter, it warm, the streets are clear and it is safe to ride. I can understand why the University came up with the idea, but they should not impose it upon a select group because they stand out from the rest.

[JCS]

Try riding your motorcycle on to the campus at Notre Dame and see how far you get.

Is that for all riders (teachers or students) and all bikes? ($200 junker to $60,000 full dresser?)

Mike.

The way that it was explained by their security officer and supervisor is that no motorcycles are allowed on the campus. This was after quite a bit of heated discussion.

At the time I had 2 kids in school there and had saddlebags full of stuff to deliver to them. I was told (after I specifically asked) that if I was driving my cage I could drive right up to the dorms. On my bike I was refused admission to the campus.

I agreed to cooperate at that time. I also parked my bike in front of the guard shack and made the security supervisor haul me and my saddlebags to the dorm door and pick me up when I was ready to leave.

He was not happy to do this but at the time I was enraged. When stopped at the gate I just shut the bike off, put the kickstand down and asked for the supervisor. Guard said to move my bike. I said "Sure. When your boss gets here!"

What a way to foul up traffic.