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Thread: Stoppies... don't do what this guy did.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkH View Post
    Stunting looks like fun - I should go find some blind corners to practise around.

    I wonder how hard it would be to find a safer place to have fun?
    If you pull a rolling stoppie on a burgman I'll give you a hundred bucks

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    Quote Originally Posted by mnkyboy View Post
    If you pull a rolling stoppie on a burgman I'll give you a hundred bucks
    How much if I borrow your bike and pull a rolling stoppie on that?
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    I realised that having 105kg of man sliding into my rear was a tad uncomfortable
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    pitty it wasnt a cop
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    Dumb ass. He's lucky to walk away. He doesn't even appear to be wearing safety gear, and to pull a stunt like that while going past a police officer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by renegade master View Post
    nah 100% the bikers fault.
    You for real?

    rearending always the fault of vehicle the rearends.....
    Not enough distance very obviously.
    Opinions are like arseholes: Everybody has got one, but that doesn't mean you got to air it in public all the time....

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    The biker was an idiot. Pulling a stunt on a blind corner. SUV should have stopped, but the biker needs to accept a lot of the blame.

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    Quote Originally Posted by awayatc View Post
    You for real?

    rearending always the fault of vehicle the rearends.....
    Not enough distance very obviously.
    What about the police car that did U-Turn on blind corner, and biker ran into, biker's fault?

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    the biker is a fuccck wit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LaytonNZ View Post
    the biker is a fuccck wit.
    Would you like a "p" to go with the three "c"s? Communism is pretty stupid too you know.


    Like it or not, hit someone from behind and you will be found at fault 99% of the time. So, if some fuckwit is trailing a bit too close you could make him/her pay for a new bumper and whatever else they might stuff up when you hit the brakes.
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    Unless you know the actual steatch of road it is not fair to pass such comments.

    But Yes what a dick! (regardless of the streatch of road).

    I hope one of the on lookers was able to communicate the appropriate message to him so that he looks back at this as a very fortunate escape so lightly.

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    i stoppie'd my gixxer in to a beemer in feb!

    didn't loop it though

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    Quote Originally Posted by robo555 View Post
    What about the police car that did U-Turn on blind corner, and biker ran into, biker's fault?
    Partly, yes. But largely the cops fault for choosing a fuckin' stupid place to pull a U-turn.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mikkel View Post
    Like it or not, hit someone from behind and you will be found at fault 99% of the time. So, if some fuckwit is trailing a bit too close you could make him/her pay for a new bumper and whatever else they might stuff up when you hit the brakes.
    1% of the time when you hit someone from behind it is their fault. The video in question provides evidence that the SUV driver was only partly at fault. Though it also provides evidence of him illegally leaving the scene of an accident.

    Just like the cop choosing a fuckin' stupid place to do a U-turn this bike chose a fuckin' stupid place for pulling stunts while his mate took video of it.

    I am not opposed to enjoying some cool stunts on video, but obviously some stunts are cooler than others and some places to stunt are stupider than others. I have some DVDs with a mixture of neat/cool/stupid stunts:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97oixr_hb14
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IYmy93YxGA
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGdVxfwK1MU
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68DXopuO0jk
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSZm0d2hK4A

    I ordered them from here (in case anyone is interested):
    http://www.xtreme-stunts.com/dvd-mov...18b6d0a4597b38

    I enjoy watching the stunts, but I also notice the more/less sensible locations and more/less sensible gear being worn. Some wear full leathers, others wear shorts & t-shirt. Some is done in car parks/racetrack/dragstrip others are on public roads. Some on the public roads are from a fairly sensible choice of quiet straight road, others are amongst a lot of traffic. Fun can be had without playing in traffic IMO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
    I realised that having 105kg of man sliding into my rear was a tad uncomfortable
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    Quote Originally Posted by Metalor View Post
    Yea well at least he had a helmet I guess... otherwise he may not have got up so quickly from that little excercise. And really, who's going to slam the brakes on going round a corner like that? "Brake on the straight before it's too late!" Could've skidded onto the otherside of the road and potentially into oncoming traffic.
    Do you recall doing a the "braking mid corner" exercise when you sat the practical for your learners? Also the road code states that you should be able to stop within half the visible distance in front of you at any given time.

    All that aside in this situation though. Fact of the matter is, bike rider was being a dickhead pulling stoppies in a bloddy stupid place, and got owned because of it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lankyman View Post
    Also the road code states that you should be able to stop within half the visible distance in front of you at any given time.
    It doesn't. Where do you people get this same old bullshit from...???

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    Quote Originally Posted by lankyman View Post
    Do you recall doing a the "braking mid corner" exercise when you sat the practical for your learners? Also the road code states that you should be able to stop within half the visible distance in front of you at any given time.
    sounds like a defensive driving thing rather than a compulsory thing. But imo thats the same thing. So rider at fault, stunt and whatnot should be done in a carpark if you have to, or a straight road at a minimum. Though the suv probly should have stopped after the fact instead of just driving off.

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