Bike Accident on 25th
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BTW, where is the source for the girl running away? Sounds like hear-say at this point.
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STiSchucky;236157 wrote:
Hell even my buddy whos on here crashed a scooter cause somebody cut him off on a one way and he ended up paying severely because of it. No where close to his fault at all.Sounds painful.
Anywho the guy who hit me was around 26-27...He was in complete shock, had no idea what to do. I had to tell him to call 911...That's a 26-27 year old...compare that to a 15 year old girl who's main focus in her life is buying new clothes and figuring out which flavor of lip gloss to buy.
Sucks that he lost his life but from all the news reports and first hand witness' it's pretty evident of what happened..Even Chuck, he is my hero :icon_thumleft:
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OMG, some of you are getting so butt hurt about this. OH NOES DONT TALK BAD ABOUT THE BIKER! when he was the ONLY one doing something OBVIOUSLY dangerous and illegal.
your all hell bent obsessed with try to come up with ways that its her fault and your getting carried away. it went from maybe she shouldnt be driving that car to " shes inexperienced , waaay to youmg, prolly texting, all of a sudden she has a car full of freinds, and she was distracted" not of that has been proven or even mention officially.
who cares the actual mph he was going its the fact that he HAD to accelerate quickly to put it on one wheel, no how is she really supposed to expect and compensate for him accelerating that way? i have planty of driving experience and wouldnt be able to judge where that bike was going to be.
reshuaganel(sp?) twisted angel, link , your all making such ridiculous accusations all i can do is laugh. use some common sense and pull your heads out of your asses
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PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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and anyone who says she should have stuck around and checked on the guy otherwise shes a bad person is fucking stupid, shes a 15 year old girl! who didnt ask for some idiot to smash into the side of her car with his head.
whats she supposed to do give cpr to a guy with no head? kinda obvious she isnt gonna wanna sit around and look at that.
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PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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now i feel bad for the guy dont get me wrong, i understand that bad timing happens and that messing around in a vehicle also happens, but to even TRY and put this on the girl is so stupid.
so she decided to pull out at the EXACT same time that he decided to be and idiot and put it on one wheel, she could have gone from having plenty of room to turn out to have ZERO time with the way bikes accelerate. especially when putting it on 1 wheel.
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PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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lmao, thanks Hjermstad...
I was the one that posted about the girl running home...It is COMPLETELY hearsay and I stated it as that...I consider the source to be decently reliable, however it may be exaggerated(you know how gossip at the office flows...). The guy knew the girls name and all the girls names in the car(well atleast it seemed, he could make up names and it wouldn't make a difference to me lol), as it appeared to be his kids friend.
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I'm sure if he was on two wheels going near the speed limit this wouldn't be a thread even. No accident
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Bassplayer;236218 wrote:
Try 80mph in 1st gear. On a new sport bike it's cake to do an 80mph wheelie, pop the clutch and you're up, 80 comes as fast as you can twist the throttle.Yes. I know. I was just trying to get them to see that the road couldn't have been all that busy. I've seen plenty of wheelies and it does take quite a bit of room to ride out a wheelie.
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SPANISH-RICE;236226 wrote:
OMG, some of you are getting so butt hurt about this. OH NOES DONT TALK BAD ABOUT THE BIKER! when he was the ONLY one doing something OBVIOUSLY dangerous and illegal.your all hell bent obsessed with try to come up with ways that its her fault and your getting carried away. it went from maybe she shouldnt be driving that car to " shes inexperienced , waaay to youmg, prolly texting, all of a sudden she has a car full of freinds, and she was distracted" not of that has been proven or even mention officially.
who cares the actual mph he was going its the fact that he HAD to accelerate quickly to put it on one wheel, no how is she really supposed to expect and compensate for him accelerating that way? i have planty of driving experience and wouldnt be able to judge where that bike was going to be.
reshuaganel(sp?) twisted angel, link , your all making such ridiculous accusations all i can do is laugh. use some common sense and pull your heads out of your asses
I want to know how you know that she was already in the street when he went up. How do you know that she didn't pull out in front of him thinking that she had time to get across the street? I'm just wondering.
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TwistedAngel;236238 wrote:
Yes. I know. I was just trying to get them to see that the road couldn't have been all that busy. I've seen plenty of wheelies and it does take quite a bit of room to ride out a wheelie.yes it does take ALOT OF ROOM to clear a wheelie but its not hard to cover ALOT of room on a bike pitching it on one wheel.
thus proving my theory that she prolly thought she PLENTY of room to turn out but he thought he needed to do a wheelie and impress all the ricer fanbois! and came on her alot faster than she expected. now where in your drivers handbook is the section for that?
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PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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TwistedAngel;236242 wrote:
I want to know how you know that she was already in the street when he went up. How do you know that she didn't pull out in front of him thinking that she had time to get across the street? I'm just wondering.
I'm not getting all hell bent about this, I just hate the fact that everyones so quick to blame the biker.please tell me your kidding, who says she need to be in the middle of the street? she could have been behind the cross walk with PLENTY of room to go before he put it up, and then decided to turn out. you really think this one suv a block down the road (at least, becuase you said yourself that it takes a good length of road to clear a wheelie)was what was on this guys mind? (you being the professional should know you need to get on it a "little" to put it up) and prolly didnt take much time to cover some space. its very easy to understand why should would pull out, if you take your logic away from trying to add 6 or 7 very extreme circumstances against her.
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PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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SPANISH-RICE;236244 wrote:
yes it does take ALOT OF ROOM to clear a wheelie but its not hard to cover ALOT of room on a bike pitching it on one wheel.thus proving my theory that she prolly thought she PLENTY of room to turn out but he thought he needed to do a wheelie and impress all the ricer fanbois! and came on her alot faster than she expected. now where in your drivers handbook is the section for that?
Touché. I think a lot of good arguments have been made about the entire situation. Now we just have to wait for the wonderful Fargo PD (or whoever is handling it) to figure their shit out before we find out the truth of the matter.
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at least twisted angel can admit to a good point made against her. link and reshgagler just start e-thuggin making no sense at all. lol, flex nuts boys, flex nuts
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PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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K, I just got done reading all 18 pages.
My thoughts: The rider should've known better. Sorry to hear that he's dead, but seriously. Doing a wheelie at 6PM in town. Yes, there is an inherent risk when you ride a motorcycle, but every rider should know and accept that. If they can't, then they do not need to ride. PERIOD.
It's one thing to have a vehicle pull out in front of you in town. But it completely changes the subject matter when you're on your back wheel and your nose facing the sky because YOU made the choice to put yourself in that spot.
Chalk this one up to natural selection, I suppose.
Oh, and reshgag-on-cock or whatever your name is. I know you always play the rider's advocate, but sometimes, you just gotta accept that the rider MIGHT ACTUALLY be in the wrong.
-Peter
1991 240SX
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00Accord;236253 wrote:
Do your eyes hurt?Eh, I was eatin supper at the same time. My mind was pretty much shut off after the first post. I just wanted to make sure my favorite biker laywer/idiot was making a dumbass out of himself as usual.
-Peter
1991 240SX
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