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    Bike crash ratio E=MC^2 blah blah

    ok simple. I want to do a simple thing here.
    how long have you been riding.
    how many crashes have you had.
    im doing an average count so please dont take over the thread with stuff I have to sift through.

    Ideally: started riding at 25. now 45. had 3 crashes.
    something like that because of course age has much to do with it

    Im being lenient on the term crash:
    anything that does does damage to yourself or your bike or gear while in motion.


    Ideal post (and mine
    I started riding when I was 21, im now 22, ive had 1 crash (5.5 months)
    that aint counting the engine seizure of mine because i didnt 'crash' as-per-say

    if you dont want to post, then dont, thats fine
    I only posted this because of the global economic crisis

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    Started (road riding offroad many many years ago) at 17 now 18 had 6 of em, slowing down now though


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    Started riding when I was 17 am now 21 (22 in a few months just inase you ned to update) and have had two major crashes and 1 minor one.(low-sided at 10mph)

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    Quote Originally Posted by pyrocam
    ok simple. I want to do a simple thing here.
    how long have you been riding.
    how many crashes have you had.
    im doing an average count so please dont take over the thread with stuff I have to sift through.

    Ideally: started riding at 25. now 45. had 3 crashes.
    something like that because of course age has much to do with it

    Im being lenient on the term crash:
    anything that does does damage to yourself or your bike or gear while in motion.


    Ideal post (and mine
    I started riding when I was 21, im now 22, ive had 1 crash (5.5 months)
    that aint counting the engine seizure of mine because i didnt 'crash' as-per-say

    if you dont want to post, then dont, thats fine

    On road only ? Or including track/off road ?
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    Started at 22 now 39 , Haven't crashed , but have dropped two bikes at less than 5 kmh

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    Quote Originally Posted by skidmark
    This world has lost it's drive, everybody just wants to fit in the be the norm as it were.
    Quote Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
    The manufacturers go to a lot of trouble to find out what the average rider prefers, because the maker who guesses closest to the average preference gets the largest sales. But the average rider is mainly interested in silly (as opposed to useful) “goodies” to try to kid the public that he is riding a racer

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    lost count

    lost count after the first big 3 or 4 thats when I was 16 ...then Nope Ive lost count ..to many years as a dispach rider ..I can remember the bigger ones and the funny ones ....going over the handlebars on a Maluguti ( sp) in greece ... or dragging everything on the deck ..pegs knees ..seeing a snowman in the road and deciding ..while still cranked over to go through it ..... it had frozen to Ice ,,,
    Sliding under a lorry , on a CX500 , picked me self up ..looked down ,,red stuff everywhere ,,,sat down thinking I might need attention ..only to remember I had a bottle of wine ....in me bag...

    Do I count MX crashes ???

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    Started riding at 19, got my license at 20. Am now 21. Been riding legally for 8 months... never had a crash

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    Not too bad for 30 years, but I would have preferred to have avoided the pain of the last one.

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