I almost died today.
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My thoughts exactly.
Luvanicebum
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"...I really shouldnt be here typing".[/quote]
My thoughts exactly.
My thoughts exactly.
Wouldn't that be we're as in we are... not where the adverb... as in location?Whats a box? A house? Im from new orleans, where stupid people.
But what do I know, I didn't do well in English and I'm a product of the FL school system...
dragonbusa
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Good job on the save, i wasn"t so lucky. march 11 i came up on a curve way to hot, high sided the busa and went off a 12 foot enbankment. I was life flighted to jackson gen. I"m back home heeling up, $4400 in damege to the busa, haven"t got the bill for me yet. lol. please ride safe,
crashing take all the fun out of it!
Trucker Mike
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"Burn rubber, not your soul."
Sorry, I had to.
Sorry, I had to.
Trucker Mike
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ala Vanilla Ice/horse fence?
CanadienMike
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By what you described;
You went by wreck at 25mph, you would have hit it at approx 25mph and gotten flung onto the wreck car after your bike collided with it. The car behind you managed to stop just before hitting the wreck car, which means it may have hit the rear of your bike but wouldn't have destroyed it had you been able to stop... And shouldn't have hurt you much. So either way, chances are good that you and your bike would have come out of it with minor to moderate damage. Hopefully this will ease the shock of your near death feeling.
Remember; Look ahead and keep your eyes scanning for trouble, not around to see who's looking at the amazing rider that you are.
Glad you made it unscathed
Mike
You went by wreck at 25mph, you would have hit it at approx 25mph and gotten flung onto the wreck car after your bike collided with it. The car behind you managed to stop just before hitting the wreck car, which means it may have hit the rear of your bike but wouldn't have destroyed it had you been able to stop... And shouldn't have hurt you much. So either way, chances are good that you and your bike would have come out of it with minor to moderate damage. Hopefully this will ease the shock of your near death feeling.
Remember; Look ahead and keep your eyes scanning for trouble, not around to see who's looking at the amazing rider that you are.
Glad you made it unscathed
Mike
I thought the modesty was humor, but me thinx it's genuine.I admire your modesty.
Your story says 'you had nowhere to go', yet you found somewhere to go.
Seems like seriously good fortune.
Zoinks!
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+1. If your rider awareness was half as big as your head/ego then you would have never been in the situation in the first place. As someone else said, "when you looked up". . . What were you looking at? Whatever it was it should have been the road. I can't stand arrogant ass mofos that try to act like they're the best thing that possibly could be. . . Chill out dude. No doubt glad everything worked out, but seriously. . . Did you even proof read that post, or did you mean to be that cocky, arogant, stuck up. . .? Sorry for the flamin, but you really need to bring that head back down to earth. Or at least back into orbit.
I admire your modesty.
I rode past there a few days later and i found skid marks on the street from people who possibly crashed into that wreck also. They where shaped like someone attempting to swerve around. Hope they made it.. Like my bad a-s did..
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