Crashes, Falls and Drops

**caseye** · 21st May 2013, 18:01

A G C then Drew????

I've seen the good one, but have never been allowed within touching distance. Awesome machine.

**Drew** · 21st May 2013, 18:24

Originally Posted by caseye

A G C then Drew????

I've seen the good one, but have never been allowed within touching distance. Awesome machine.

Funny cunbt at the very least. I've only met him once, and was only to say hello and introduce ourselves.

**bogan** · 21st May 2013, 18:25

Originally Posted by Drew

Funny cunbt at the very least. I've only met him once, and was only to say hello and introduce ourselves.

... and a light cupping of the balls. Be rude not to right?

**Drew** · 21st May 2013, 18:31

Originally Posted by bogan

... and a light cupping of the balls. Be rude not to right?

Oh fuck yeah. Wouldn't want to be rude!

**BigAl** · 21st May 2013, 18:59

Originally Posted by Drew

And a cunt.

Lest we forget.

How could we, he keeps reminding us

**HornetBoy** · 21st May 2013, 19:30

Originally Posted by Tigadee

Play the braking game. It will not only help you learn to minimise the use of your brakes, but also helps you learn to read the traffic, predict and avoid. Roadcraft Notthingham's got heaps of excellent safety tips, so run through them (not if you can, but you must and so should everyone).
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This stuff is great !

**Tigadee** · 21st May 2013, 22:46

Best advice everyday...

**nzspokes** · 22nd May 2013, 06:59

Originally Posted by Tigadee

True, so the storyteller has to be receptive to examining all the factors, including his own level of "tard-ness" while riding, contributing to the incident. If he/she can only lay blame on others, then he/she's not the best role model to learn from!

Some people enjoy those threads a bit to much.

**Katman** · 22nd May 2013, 08:37

Originally Posted by nzspokes

Some people enjoy those threads a bit to much.

The only thing I enjoy about "those threads" is that more and more people are starting to recognise that the vast majority of our crashes are within our power to avoid.

It's becoming far less common to hear motorcyclists spouting the old "it's always the car drivers fault" bullshit.