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[Rangerscott]

Get a piece of the bike and nail it to his head.

MSF should be required no matter where u live.

[JoJoYZF]

Originally Posted by SvRider

Update:
My buddy is in the hospital. He is pretty tore up. Broken bones, and rash.
He was taking off from a stop, gave too much throttle, panicked and grabbed the front brake, but he was able to regain control. Then around the next curve at around 50 mph lost control and high sided. The Daytona is totaled. But he's alive to tell about it.

Wish I could say I'm surprised. Hopefully he'll recover quick and actually learn something from it.

Originally Posted by Rangerscott

MSF should be required no matter where u live.

This. And a little common sense would be nice too

[fasternyou929]

Originally Posted by Rangerscott

MSF should be required no matter where u live.

Seems to be doing wonders for the guy in this thread.

['73 H1 Triple]

Originally Posted by fasternyou929

Seems to be doing wonders for the guy in this thread.

He passed the MSF course. He just purchased too much cycle (twice) for his experience.

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by '73 H1 Triple

He passed the MSF course. He just purchased too much cycle (twice) for his experience.

Who is to say that? You? Me?

Fuck no. This is 'Mercia.

['73 H1 Triple]

Originally Posted by azoomm

Who is to say that? You? Me?

Fuck no. This is 'Mercia.

Gravitational forces plus the laws of physics are still in effect.

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My brother used to work for a high end sport fisher boat builder ( Paul Mann ), his favorite saying was Too many dollars and not enough sense

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by '73 H1 Triple

Gravitational forces plus the laws of physics are still in effect.

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My brother used to work for a high end sport fisher boat builder ( Paul Mann ), his favorite saying was Too many dollars and not enough sense

I'm just coming off working as a driver for a medic crew for the ROT Rally. That is Republic of Texas, or as we call it, Ride On Trailer. thousands and thousands of motorcycles flooding into a state that has a "I'm a grown up and can decide to not wear a helmet" state... And only 4 die. I say only because most are self taught, on 1200-1600cc and shit-hammered drunk.

Sure make fun of their ignorance. But, to say its more dangerous than anything we do on a daily basis is perhaps a bit rich.