JFOLM

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Did you get hurt when you laid it down?


That's something I can not stand. When someone answers the phone and it will reflect their driving. I always see people going 50-55 on the highway while talking on the phone. Yes I will answer the phone if I need to while driving but the person I talk to always has to repeat their self because I am paying more attention to the road than I am to them. I will not sit and chit chat though I will say what I need to and hang up.

marlboroman71818

what about that post did you not understand? First if he actually hit him at 100+ he would be dead, no questions about that. He was probably doing highway speed, the accelarated around the car quickly as to not stay in the opposite lane like you should and not loligag around, then hit the brakes hard when he spotted the car and tapped the rear of it. The unfortunate part is he didnt spot the car infront of the car he was passing, if he would have im sure he could have slowed down in time. So im under the impression that it was a mistake with inattention, not acting stupid. Doesnt sound like he was acting like a fool just to pass a car. I agree you shouldnt put other people at risk, but I still wouldnt wish harm on someone when I do not know the full story.

1dirtybird

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Damn talk about a bunch of pots calling the kettles black.

How many of you race on the street in your trucks???? Seriously thats just a stupid. You run the same chance of someone pulling out in front of you with way less of a chance of slowing your 4500lb + brick down.

It sucks to **** up, nobody is perfect. I hope he learns and dosn't make the same bad choices again.


As much as people dont see motorcycles..... they dont see a big *** truck either!!!! It dosent matter what your on the road in we all take the same chance and put our lives at the mercy of someone eles's irresponsiblity.


That being said i do all of the above... I undersand the recourse of my actions. and when something happens i will be a man and accept responsibilty

Country Boy

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I can safely say.. not me. I dont race my truck. Now, when I had my old Camaro, yes, I used to frequent the street races, but that was a 2 lane bridge with nothing but concrete barriers on both sides (one way traffic) and people slowed behind us.. and the kicker.. I wasnt drinking.

You wanna play around, no problem, do it where there isnt innocent people and dont drink. Theres a time and a place. That dude learned a hard lesson unfortunally.

trever1t

iTrader: (14)

STFU.

I've been riding for 32 consecutive years.

Riding and drinking is plain stupid, I don't think anyone will disagree.

Riding a bike isn't for the chicken hearted either If you worry about going down, getting maimed or even death perhaps riding isn't for you.

Me, I'm a risk taker. If it's easy I don't like it. I ride and I ride as safely as possible but know the risks.

Sucks to hear a rider went down, I hope he recovers well and learns a valuable lesson.

Country Boy

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Yawn.. Here ya go squid.

trever1t

iTrader: (14)

lol, I love cookies!

1slow01Z71

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I was just sore more than anything. Unfortunately I was on my way to a bar to meet up with some buddies so I didnt have my jacket or even jeans on since we were going to be outdoors and it was summer time. All I had on was gloves and a helmet. The helmet didnt even hit the ground, what saved my *** was the gloves. I somehow did a push-up and kept the bulk of myself off the asphalt.




I was on a three lane wide street, she was stopped at a stop sign then all the sudden pulled right out in front of me. I tried to dodge but hit a patch a loose asphalt and it was all over with. I remember the bike sliding away from me in slow motion and catching footing and my momentum taking me up on my feet and coming to a running stop. About that time the stupid bitch dropped her phone from her ear.

Ive got a 6 month old son now so Ive got a delema of between what I want and what is "responsible" at this point in my life.

indigo s10

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It's not a matter of if you go down, but WHEN.

1slow01Z71

iTrader: (36)

Ive already been down so does that mean if I get another bike I wont go down again?

If I could get some people to agree to that it would go a long way to convincing the wife I should get another bike