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Helemt Cam Crash, Why You Wear Gloves

Started by Twism86, April 20, 2011, 11:04:00 AM

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Twism86

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504784_162-20055488-10391705.html?tag=latest

Wow, cool view and that guy had luck on his side. He was probably going a little fast, shouldnt pass on the right and locked the rear up but nice to see him get up. Imagine your hands without gloves?
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Current - 2012 Triumph Street Triple R
"Its more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow"

Tom

adidasguy

Riding crazy and not paying attention. The other biker came out OK. You see him parked way back from the tanker.
Squid: he should have been able to stop or find a way out to avoid dropping the bike.

pave_spectre

Didn't look like he even tried to brake, just dropped the bike
I like a non-sequitur as much as the next Giraffe.

Twisted

Way to fast and definitely not paying attention, I am amazed he even bothered to shoulder check. He is lucky the truck driver saw what happened and didn't keep driving because his foot was stuck under the rear tyre there for a second.

yamahonkawazuki

glad he survived but he was an idiot. trucks have to swing wide when turning right. i couldnt see the turnsignal of truck. but still keep that in mind
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Twism86

Yea he did a bunch of things wrong. At least he had gear on.
First bike - 2002 GS500E - Sold
Current - 2012 Triumph Street Triple R
"Its more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow"

Tom

noiseguy

How fast do you think he was going when he dropped the bike? 60 MPH?

Watched this several times to figure out where, exactly, it went wrong. Seems like it was just a really bad panic stop.

His pants seemed to hold up pretty well; it scuffed through on the knee but otherwise looked OK, and he wasn't limping.
1990 GS500E: .80 kg/mm springs, '02 Katana 600 rear shock, HEL front line, '02 CBR1000R rectifier, Buddha re-jet, ignition cover, fork brace: SOLD

Twism86

Im sure he just stomped on that rear brake hard! Not that im not guilty of it but you have to try and avoid that or this is what happens. Not speeding also helps......

I do love those Go Pro cameras, great quality.
First bike - 2002 GS500E - Sold
Current - 2012 Triumph Street Triple R
"Its more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow"

Tom

Twisted

Anyone guess what bike it was? Sounds like a twin

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