my 160 kph crash....

**dveus** · 13th November 2005, 19:49

Originally Posted by enigma51

Give it a rest mate I know what you saying but it aint making things better by giving the poor guy a hard time I think he feels bad enought already

And he should feel bad. How would you feel if you were in the car that was narrowly missed by a bike sliding down the road at 100mph. I'm all for riding like a complete fool at times but its learning to choose those times that is really important.

**skelstar** · 13th November 2005, 19:51

Originally Posted by ducatilover

yeah, i dunno what i'm gonna do, might get the old man to help me out he's good being a fellow biker. if i get it back on the road i'll be more carefull

Mate, just make sure that when you get back on the road that you are there long enough for me to be able to meet you huh? I find your enthusiasm (sp) refreshing here on KB.

Its a pity that the first lesson some have to learn is done at 160km/h and not at 2km/h like my first one in the driveway

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**rudolph** · 13th November 2005, 19:54

What did your mum say?

**thealmightytaco** · 13th November 2005, 19:55

The right corrugations at 160k and your bike'd definately throw a wobbly I'd say, especially if you're in a corner. Good you're okay but yeah, there's a reason they have speed limits, silly bugger.

**TonyB** · 13th November 2005, 19:56

Originally Posted by ducatilover

.....and there musta been something wrong with the bike too do that

.... i cant believe i survived

Simple logic dictates that any bike named after an incredibly dodgy pop group will be equally dodgy.

Great to hear you are relatively OK.

**ducatilover** · 13th November 2005, 19:58

Originally Posted by rudolph

What did your mum say?

not much but she was happy i didnt kill myself.....my bros is limited to 180 and it does that pretty well, not anymore though...

**enigma51** · 13th November 2005, 19:59

Originally Posted by dveus

And he should feel bad. How would you feel if you were in the car that was narrowly missed by a bike sliding down the road at 100mph. I'm all for riding like a complete fool at times but its learning to choose those times that is really important.

And giving the guy shit for it helps how?

**ducatilover** · 13th November 2005, 19:59

Originally Posted by skelstar

Mate, just make sure that when you get back on the road that you are there long enough for me to be able to meet you huh? I find your enthusiasm (sp) refreshing here on KB.

Its a pity that the first lesson some have to learn is done at 160km/h and not at 2km/h like my first one in the driveway

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yeah, ill have to come down to see you when back on two wheels.....

**M1CRO:Me** · 13th November 2005, 20:00

So glad to hear that you walked away from it (so to speak).. Just wasnt your turn.. Chin up, and learn from it

**scooterboynz** · 13th November 2005, 20:06

going into a corner at 160kph plus on a bike with cold tires !
twat!

**scooterboynz** · 13th November 2005, 20:07

but glad to hear you are ok

**zadok** · 13th November 2005, 20:07

Far out, what a off! Glad your still in one piece. The cage driver must have spun out (figuratively speaking).

**shadow** · 13th November 2005, 20:07

ACC/registration is so high,

when you goto hospital they dont ask weather you are on a rode bike or a trail bike nothing against trail riding but arent we carrying the xtra fees for them too? have a day off hey have a couple of weeks chuck it on the acc bill. i dont think acc/registration fees are just because of road crashes we just might as well get some of the portion that unlike others are paying in