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    Only seen the one with the beard. Was it the dude from Gas Monkey?


    Beard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Berries View Post
    Only seen the one with the beard. Was it the dude from Gas Monkey?


    Beard.
    To me that looks like Tony from Experience Motorcycles, Kingsland. Bike and his beard looks very familiar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blackbird View Post
    It's also broadly part of Police Roadcraft!
    Damn you and your logic Geoff! Still - The ads represent a welcome change of emphasis away from the normal 'Speed kills' drivel we've seen in the recent past. Nice MV Dragster in one of them too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Navy Boy View Post
    Damn you and your logic Geoff! Still - The ads represent a welcome change of emphasis away from the normal 'Speed kills' drivel we've seen in the recent past. Nice MV Dragster in one of them too.
    Hahaha! Yep, sensible ads for grown-ups. Don't feel lectured to when watching them!

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    Bloody old buggers...

    The group at greatest risk of a motorcycle accident in 2018 were actually men aged 45-59 - that is to say, the people who were aged 15-29 in 1988 are once again the highest risk group, despite being 30 years older.

    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/a...ectid=12295772

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Sichoe View Post
    Bloody old buggers...

    The group at greatest risk of a motorcycle accident in 2018 were actually men aged 45-59 - that is to say, the people who were aged 15-29 in 1988 are once again the highest risk group, despite being 30 years older.
    The older we get ... the better we were.

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    Well I am not sure what they are selling but I have decided to grow a beard.

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    I saw the ad with the Ducati last night. Nicely done I thought. Not preachy and tastefully done to boot. Good job NZTA.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moi View Post
    Absolutely agree.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Sichoe View Post
    Bloody old buggers...

    The group at greatest risk of a motorcycle accident in 2018 were actually men aged 45-59 - that is to say, the people who were aged 15-29 in 1988 are once again the highest risk group, despite being 30 years older.

    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/a...ectid=12295772
    Back in 1988 you were blissfully unaware of this as there was no social media and the Herald used to have actual news and articles.
    Would that age bracket also be the largest motorcycle ownership?
    If I was in the motorcycle industry I'd be worried about the next 10 years.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Sichoe View Post
    Bloody old buggers...

    The group at greatest risk of a motorcycle accident in 2018 were actually men aged 45-59 - that is to say, the people who were aged 15-29 in 1988 are once again the highest risk group, despite being 30 years older.

    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/a...ectid=12295772
    What they don't tell you is that group has the highest population of riders.
    They're not more at risk, they simply represent the highest percentage of riders on the road by a fat margin.
    Great research Oatgo University, are you stupid, or deliberately trying to make one group look bad?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    What they don't tell you is that group has the highest population of riders.
    They're not more at risk, they simply represent the highest percentage of riders on the road by a fat margin.
    Great research Oatgo University, are you stupid, or deliberately trying to make one group look bad?
    Agreed. Most people riding these days are 40 plus, so its inevitable that the figures show them as the highest risk group.

    What would be interesting is the proportional analysis.

    Something that skews the figures is that the older guys ride bigger bikes, and spend more time on the open road. Crashes are more serious on the open road.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    What they don't tell you is that group has the highest population of riders.
    They're not more at risk, they simply represent the highest percentage of riders on the road by a fat margin.
    Great research Oatgo University, are you stupid, or deliberately trying to make one group look bad?

    That's a lot of words with no links, data or evidence?

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    Why the question mark? Oh come on, this is KB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Sichoe View Post
    That's a lot of words with no links, data or evidence?
    May I quote from the original Herald item? "You can access the original data here."

    https://psm-dm.otago.ac.nz/niqs/

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