Bike Accident on 25th
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im sure we all know that intersection is a pain in the ass to make a left on. the girl was 15, with a friend which shows an inepxerianced driver with distractions on top of it. was the biker doing something reckless? yes we don't know how fast he was going yet and more then likely what happened was that the girl didn't see him or from lack of experience pulled out thinking she could make it. If i saw a bike doing a wheelie i wouldn't think to try and pull out in front and i highly doubt the biker would attempt a wheelie if he saw her pulling out.
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If he was going double the speed limit, it's his fault, but you can't tell me you wouldn't notice if someone was going that fast. So...if she saw that he was going that fast and pulled out in front of him anyways...they're both at fault. And if the road is as busy at that time as someone mentioned, how would he have had the chance to speed that much?
I never said a biker ONLY puts himself in danger when he rides a wheelie. I just said they are the main person in danger because they're usually up against bigger vehicles. Yes, I suppose someone walking or riding a bike could get involved, but the chances are slim. If it were to happen, I'm sure the biker would pay the consequences.
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TwistedAngel;236059 wrote:
From the way the police report sounds, the 15 year old girl, who was driving a vehicle WAY too f***ing big for herIll come to you when i need help deciding what person should drive what kind of vehicle. You must me an expert on that.
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TwistedAngel;236090 wrote:
If you're being sarcastic, that's not what I'm saying. It just gets so damn old hearing people bash motorcyclists because some decide to drive like idiots. Do you know how many people don't see bikes coming down the street? Too many. Riders do have to drive defensively because of all of the drivers that decide to not take the time to check their mirrors and look around.
This guy for instance. What if he had never done a wheelie? Would people still be making such a fuss over the issue? Probably not. Whether he was on one wheel or two, the girl pulled out in front of him because she did not look before she pulled out into the road. That, or because she's an inexperienced driver, she couldn't judge how fast he was going and thought she had time to get across the road. I don't know how many times I have seen this happen or have had it done to me.the thing is no here has yet to say anything as bikers as a group. only things about this particular biker specifically. theres no reason why the girl should be criticized for driving escalade, it doesnt matter if she was in a 5500lb suv or a 1600lb geo the biker was doing a wheelie in rush hour traffic AND HIT HER.
this had nothing to do with "everyone knows someone whos done it" or "its not like you dont ever drive like an idiot" becuase this guy was doing something he obviously shouldnt have been doing, especially without a helmet! dont try and defend him in this particular case
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DelSlow;236102 wrote:
Ill come to you when i need help deciding what person should drive what kind of vehicle. You must me an expert on that.Yeah. Because that's what I said right?
Oh, and I think you meant be
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SPANISH-RICE;236103 wrote:
the thing is no here has yet to say anything as bikers as a group. only things about this particular biker specifically. theres no reason why the girl should be criticized for driving escalade, it doesnt matter if she was in a 5500lb suv or a 1600lb geo the biker was doing a wheelie in rush hour traffic AND HIT HER.this had nothing to do with "everyone knows someone whos done it" or "its not like you dont ever drive like an idiot" becuase this guy was doing something he obviously shouldnt have been doing, especially without a helmet! dont try and defend him in this particular case
And just why should she be defended exactly?? She is afterall the one that pulled out in front of him. CORRECT??
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Slowica;236109 wrote:
both drivers are at fault not just one or the otherI agree with you 100%
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Feel bad for both parties, but from what iv heard and what not i place the 'blame' on the stunta. Just makes me angry how almost every single freaking power ranger that rides around on their crotch rocket that i see drives like an asshat and fucks around. Then when something like this happens and people point that out, they get all defensive and cry about it. Happens everytime...
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DelSlow;236114 wrote:
Feel bad for both parties, but from what iv heard and what not i place the 'blame' on the stunta. Just makes me angry how almost every single freaking power ranger that rides around on their crotch rocket that i see drives like an asshat and fucks around. Then when something like this happens and people point that out, they get all defensive and cry about it. Happens everytime...Show me someone who owns a rocket that hasn't done something stupid at one point or another. It's very easy to get carried away on them. i get defensive when i hear that the only person at fault is the bike drivers.
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As much of as fault he was for riding a wheelie and all that... i'm sure there's more than that to the story, I mean how close of attention do u think a 15yo girl was paying with a car load of friends... i'm guess not much, judging by most chicks (especially that age) I have seen... Either way it's sad to see that someone lost their life in this....
A kid I graduated died like this a few years ago... He was driving UNDER the speed limit and wearing a helmet, not even screwing around... truck and cattle trailer pulled out in front of him and there was nothing he could do... but judging by most ppls reactions on here it woulda been the kids fault, just cuz he had a motorcycle...
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MisterCMK;236081 wrote:
Second, how do you know it was hers? Are you telling me that nobody has driven their parent's vehicles?Yeah, that turned out well for Nikki Catsouras too.
http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Nikki_CatsourasIt's great when the keys of powerful/huge vehicles are turned over to irresponsible drivers.
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bubba;236122 wrote:
As much of as fault he was for riding a wheelie and all that... i'm sure there's more than that to the story, I mean how close of attention do u think a 15yo girl was paying with a car load of friends... i'm guess not much, judging by most chicks (especially that age) I have seen... Either way it's sad to see that someone lost their life in this....A kid I graduated died like this a few years ago... He was driving UNDER the speed limit and wearing a helmet, not even screwing around... truck and cattle trailer pulled out in front of him and there was nothing he could do... but judging by most ppls reactions on here it woulda been the kids fault, just cuz he had a motorcycle...
Well said Bubba.
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Slowica;236121 wrote:
Show me someone who owns a rocket that hasn't done something stupid at one point or another. It's very easy to get carried away on them. i get defensive when i hear that the only person at fault is the bike drivers.and on top of that, show me one of you car owners that hasn't done something completely fuckin stupid. I know for damn sure, every last one of you have done something stupid. so stfu bout bikers driving like asshats when most of yall have done it before to. :icon_salut:
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