New crash study.

**nzspokes** · 28th April 2017, 14:43

Originally Posted by cassina

So the truth hurts so much you want my profile deleted? I bet most of my repondants will miss me more than I will miss posting on this site. Even yourself what will you do with your time if I am kicked off the site?

I believe whoever is posting is not a rider and the posts could cause harm to a new rider. There is no proof that this person knows the first thing about riding or even holds a license in New Zealand.

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**awayatc** · 28th April 2017, 14:48

Originally Posted by cassina

I bet most of my repondants will miss me more than I will miss posting on this site. Even yourself what will you do with your time if I am kicked off the site?

It will be hard....
But I think we will get over it.

**Zedder** · 28th April 2017, 15:07

Originally Posted by nzspokes

Mods can we get this fake profile deleted?

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So, that's the next step under site protocol?

**nzspokes** · 28th April 2017, 15:15

Originally Posted by cassina

There has been no comment on here that I have caused harm to a new rider and I have been on here likely longer than you. Do you just mean as I believe you dont have to go to a riding school to learn how to ride that, that comment itself is dangerous? There is no proof that you hold a license to ride for that matter either let alone hold a riding school certificate. If you dont like Kiwibiker for its freedom of expression from contributors why not start up your own motorcycle disscussion forum on the net so you dont have to tollerate comment you disagree with?

You can divert as much as you like.

I've ridden with at least 2 of the Mods.

Originally Posted by cassina

You will only get over it when another poster comes on with similar views to myself maybe.

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**Madness** · 28th April 2017, 15:28

Originally Posted by nzspokes

You can divert as much as you like.

I've ridden with at least 2 of the Mods.

Do you sometimes intentionally post things that make you come across as a bit of a complete and utter wanker, or does it just happen by accident?

**Zedder** · 28th April 2017, 15:33

I've asked you two questions politely nzspokes. How hard is it to reply?

**nzspokes** · 28th April 2017, 15:36

Originally Posted by Zedder

I've asked you two questions politely nzspokes. How hard is it to reply?

Sorry I thought they were general questions. I don't know the answer.

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**Zedder** · 28th April 2017, 15:46

Originally Posted by nzspokes

Sorry I thought they were general questions. I don't know the answer.

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General? Nah, but gotcha now.

**pritch** · 28th April 2017, 17:53

Originally Posted by cassina

You see passing a training course as giving you eternal luck

Well, if you actually read that in anything I wrote, good luck. (Irony intended.)

Ah well, I have to leave y'all now, I'm starting on the vinho tinto and I'm only going to read stuff that more or less makes sense.

**StoneY** · 28th April 2017, 18:11

LOL KB aint changed at all

Wow 38 pages..... I rode 34 years without an accident, recently did the ride forever Gold course, loved it and learned lots.

Training works. Experience works

Peace

**caspernz** · 28th April 2017, 18:51

Originally Posted by pritch

Well, if you actually read that in anything I wrote, good luck. (Irony intended.)

Ah well, I have to leave y'all now, I'm starting on the vinho tinto and I'm only going to read stuff that more or less makes sense.

Well yeah, that's kinda the irony in all of the posts read by the one we no longer mention, selective reading and comprehension. The one eyed focus on luck as being the only factor...

Yes a drink or two sounds like a good idea, so maybe it's time to sign off KB for a week or two

**granstar** · 28th April 2017, 18:51

Originally Posted by cassina

If I went on a training course and get lucky and pass it would be no guarantee I would get lucky the next day out on the road by myself. You see passing a training course as giving you eternal luck but the reality is you will be at the whim of whoever may screw up and head towards you just as much as me and the speed they travel towards you will never be the same meaning your riding school education may save you with some of the mishaps of others but not all. I said in a previous post I had 2 cars pull out on me, one I was able to swerve around and one not. Now if I had been to riding school you would have put it down to my riding school education that I was able to make a successful swerve or would you say I just got lucky because I did not go to riding school?

Luck!...good or bad...It's all about reducing the odds and learning to trust no cunt in any vehicle that has four or more wheels ( even some motorcyclists) and knowing when to be a little paranoid and hold back.
Lovely lady down here got bowled when pulling out of a carpark couple years ago, lost a leg. Brave girl got back onto the bike asap (a 1200 Harley), very unfortunate she got bowled again the other day and a bit of a mess, you can blame the other vehicle all you like, but doesn't change the consequence and outcome of the victim and or family. Just be bloody careful out there. Training no matter how good you Think you are can surely do no wrong. Best training I did was defensive Driving after being ordered to by the court after a car prang at 17, never had a bike or car accident in daily riding/driving since by opening my googly eyes for the past 40 years (o.k smart math fuckers i'm almost 57 then) and I drive like a girl...maybe I am, wanna check?.

**Zedder** · 28th April 2017, 19:06

Originally Posted by caspernz

Well yeah, that's kinda the irony in all of the posts read by the one we no longer mention, selective reading and comprehension. The one eyed focus on luck as being the only factor...

Yes a drink or two sounds like a good idea, so maybe it's time to sign off KB for a week or two

Do single malts come by the 5 litre?