Accident on 25th and 32nd
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JN210;283376 wrote:
How long before that guy shows up on here to defend his honor?LOL, Defend his honor for what? nobody has said he was doing anything wrong here, except for the fact i stated that people were saying he was speeding. Just goes to show you cant trust rumors. It's good to hear hes ok.
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I like how people always think motorcycles are going fucking balls out, when they're doing the speed limit. Most people just don't realize that wind on people makes them look fast and that quickly accelerating doesn't mean speeding.
A bike going balls out make traffic look like a statue.
That being said, too many asshats on bikes do dumb things. Makes it worse for the rest of us.
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the car was a subaru legacy
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Goodnbuzzd;283381 wrote:
LOL, Defend his honor for what? nobody has said he was doing anything wrong here, except for the fact i stated that people were saying he was speeding. Just goes to show you cant trust rumors. It's good to hear hes ok.my bad, insert sarcasm
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Sorry JN, My sarcasm meter is broken. lol
RidinRails;283385 wrote:
the car was a subaru legacyI think you're right, looking closer at my pictures and comparing on the net.
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Double post FTW!
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Link;283421 wrote:
Was the driver a women on her cell phone?well............... it was a woman, On the phone i dunno. I am hearing speed was a factor in the accident, unfortunately on the bikers part.
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I find it hilarious to hear how everybody on a bike, whether it be a cruiser or sportbike, is "invincible". Somehow having 4 wheels makes you a "responsible" driver.
It's not the vehicle, it's the <u>asshat</u> piloting it.
'00 Chevy RCSS 4x4 - '81 Suzuki GS750L - '82 Yamaha Virago XV750 (winter project) - <u>Scroogle</u>"No dumb bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He did it by making the other dumb bastard die for his country." - General George S. Patton
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Stärke;283451 wrote:
I find it hilarious to hear how everybody on a bike, whether it be a cruiser or sportbike, is "invincible". Somehow having 4 wheels makes you a "responsible" driver. It's not the vehicle, it's the <u>asshat</u> piloting it.Good point!
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Stärke;283451 wrote:
I find it hilarious to hear how everybody on a bike, whether it be a cruiser or sportbike, is "invincible". Somehow having 4 wheels makes you a "responsible" driver. It's not the vehicle, it's the <u>asshat</u> piloting it.It's also those <u>asshat</u> drivers you speak of that can't open their eyes for bikes that cause accidents. I know plenty of the old school harley owners that are insanely pissed off at douche bags not able to watch out for motorcyclists.
It's a two lane road my friend.
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It sure is Link but I'm not going to go out of my way to avoid a bikers foolish stunts, after all I'm not going to die if a crotch rocket hits my car at 60. Or my Escalade whilst pulling a sweet wheelie north of 70 miles an hour. His insurance will cover the damages and I might get a new car, while he gets a Darwin award.
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capitlj;283494 wrote:
It sure is Link but I'm not going to go out of my way to avoid a bikers foolish stunts, after all I'm not going to die if a crotch rocket hits my car at 60. Or my Escalade whilst pulling a sweet wheelie north of 70 miles an hour. His insurance will cover the damages and I might get a new car, while he gets a Darwin award.That is correct. But it's only the accidents you ever hear about. You never hear about the cautions bikers getting cut off by the moron drivers who can't open their eyes.
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new info released. driver of the bike was ryan tucker. actually know the guy and went to school with him so that was a bit of a shock. sounds like hes going to make a full recovery though so thats good. ironically he had put his bike up for sale on tuesday. prolly won't sell to well anymore.
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Link;283460 wrote:
It's also those <u>asshat</u> drivers you speak of that can't open their eyes for bikes that cause accidents. I know plenty of the old school harley owners that are insanely pissed off at douche bags not able to watch out for motorcyclists.It's a two lane road my friend.
Don't get me wrong, Link, I know exactly what you're trying to say. I didn't mean it to sound one-sided. I tell everybody who cares to listen to watch out for motorcyclists/bikers on the road. Hell, even before I started riding, I looked.
Nice to hear he's okay.:)
'00 Chevy RCSS 4x4 - '81 Suzuki GS750L - '82 Yamaha Virago XV750 (winter project) - <u>Scroogle</u>"No dumb bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He did it by making the other dumb bastard die for his country." - General George S. Patton
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It is good to hear he is doing good, i honestly thought to my self, here we go again, another dead biker, just by looking at the bike.
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