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Lurch
10th August 2010, 19:00
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4a0_1281385419

Talk about target fixation!

pc220
10th August 2010, 19:09
WTF. Almost looks as though he deliberatly turned into the car.

Virago
10th August 2010, 19:10
Fucking cagers...





(P/T)

shafty
10th August 2010, 19:30
Thats why I'm happy to ride as a "Nana".............

devo
10th August 2010, 19:40
Fucking cagers...





(P/T)

cage was on its own side of the road
in this case its fucking biker

dipshit
10th August 2010, 19:42
cage was on its own side of the road
in this case its fucking biker

Doesn't matter. We obviously need better training for car drivers.

:msn-wink:

blackdog
10th August 2010, 19:43
feels to me like something broked....but?

nope, after the 4th watch, he turns in too quickly and makes a correction, gets a little wiggle and the rest as they say is in the books.

flippin' ouch though.....

something stil mighta broked but either way he ain't that flash

shafty
10th August 2010, 19:46
cage was on its own side of the road
in this case its fucking biker

Devo, the (P/T) on Virago's post means its a 'pisstake' Mate..........

devo
10th August 2010, 19:51
Devo, the (P/T) on Virago's post means its a 'pisstake' Mate..........

sorry cock
my oversight
its just that so many here make it a sport to attack cagers I missed it.
sorry Virago

Virago
10th August 2010, 20:16
If you watch his speedo, you can see he brakes hard mid-corner - probably before even seeing the car. The bike stood straight up under braking, and it was all over.

SMOKEU
10th August 2010, 21:09
At least the person at the back looked like they had the decency to stop.

IdunBrokdItAgin
11th August 2010, 00:15
Looks to me like he got freaked out when he saw the car.

If you look at his angle at the point just before he hits the car (0.06) he would be heading off the side of the road. If he had just stayed on his course (at 0.05) then he would have been fine.

Scary to think that one second (or even less than) is all it takes to feck it all up.

tigertim20
11th August 2010, 01:13
cage was on its own side of the road
in this case its fucking biker

edit, too slow!

robertvi
11th August 2010, 02:37
the road looks a bit narrow to be cornering that fast with on coming traffic

(unless of course the road was supposed to be one-way or closed for a biking event, in which case the car was not supposed to be there)

sinfull
11th August 2010, 07:39
the road looks a bit narrow to be cornering that fast with on coming traffic

(unless of course the road was supposed to be one-way or closed for a biking event, in which case the car was not supposed to be there)

Ya think !

Maha
11th August 2010, 07:59
sorry cock
my oversight
its just that so many here make it a sport to attack cagers I missed it.
sorry Virago

Oh hell yeah, bikers have 23 more points of right to be on the road than any car does.
You pick up on that three weeks after joining KB.

sleemanj
11th August 2010, 20:11
If you look at the lead rider of the three you can see that at about 4.5 seconds he seems to be avoiding something on the road mid (slight) corner which isn't visible in the video.

It looks to my eye that he does this at the exact point in the road that the next rider crashes into the car.

I reckon the crasher also stood up and slowed a bit mid corner to avoid whatever this thing was, car appeared in his view from the next bend, and there after he fixated on the car, already in braking mode from avoiding whatever it was.

Hope he survived, but he probably wasn't walking afterwards!

Genie
11th August 2010, 20:16
Just shows you ...slow it down on the road!

dipshit
11th August 2010, 20:31
Just shows you ...slow it down on the road!

No no, it was the bike's fault... or the road's fault...

"something stil mighta broked"

"he seems to be avoiding something on the road"

sleemanj
11th August 2010, 20:52
"he seems to be avoiding something on the road"

Well, first up, he might have been, certainly looks like it to me.

Second, if he was it doesn't mean he's blameless, he still crashed which means he did something wrong whatever way you look at it.

Accidents of any type are almost always the result of a bunch of contributing factors.

I thought just pointing and saying "going to fast" is what some would have you believe the police like to do.

Latte
11th August 2010, 21:04
To me it looked like the 1st guy on seeing the oncoming car had a moments hesitation, then decided to crank it over and get round. The 2nd guy decided to stand it up.

PrincessBandit
12th August 2010, 08:06
Crikey, Fatal Attraction if ever there was!

Footage like that make me realise that the temptation to speed and get my thrills on the road like that can come with a mighty high price tag.

Think I'll stick to my nanna styles and maximise my chances of staying in one piece (and alive). Besides, my skill set is nowhere that ability level and if I tried it the likelihood that my bike and I would part company sooner or later - most likely sooner, in my case, doesn't appeal.

I like my bike how it looks and I'm pretty happy with how my body looks. Somehow the "after" shots from an incident like that mean I'd be pretty UNhappy with the looks of both. If I was still alive to assess them.....

skippa1
12th August 2010, 09:10
looks like a classic case of going where you are looking to me. He was so busy gazing at the front of the car, where he didnt want to be that he drove straight into it.:scooter:

Mental Trousers
12th August 2010, 10:10
If you watch his speedo, you can see he brakes hard mid-corner - probably before even seeing the car. The bike stood straight up under braking, and it was all over.

Pretty much. Looks like he got spooked when he saw the car so he hit the brakes, bike stood up and went straight.

Fluffy Cat
12th August 2010, 12:23
Good training vid......Do Not Apply Brakes In A Corner.:yes:

Grubber
12th August 2010, 14:22
To me it looked like the 1st guy on seeing the oncoming car had a moments hesitation, then decided to crank it over and get round. The 2nd guy decided to stand it up.

this is my guess....

Genie
12th August 2010, 14:29
What is fairly obvious is that crossing the centre of the road is dangerous!:gob:

YellowDog
12th August 2010, 14:37
Pretty much. Looks like he got spooked when he saw the car so he hit the brakes, bike stood up and went straight.

Looks to me like he was struggling to keep up with the better rider in front.

Both car and bike seem to have lost a lot of speed which hopefully saved his arse and live to learn a valuable lesson.