Actually, they told people he was about to ride over the bridge and that it was up to them if they wanted to walk/drive over. Or were you there and therefore know more than me?
In some respects what Carver did was no more dangerous than riding down the road. I know of a number of places where if I came off my bike it would be falling off a ledge onto people unexpectedly, and most likely at more than the 15-20kmh Carver did on his trials bike while riding over the hoops.
Sometimes you need to step back, remove your emotion from the subject, and take all the facts into account.
KiwiBitcher
where opinion holds more weight than fact.
It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
You owe me a beer Jono
And to those who are having a go at Jim; why? he's alright
Lifes Just one big ride - buckle up or hang on
Just watched the clip from Close Up.
Fuckin Excellent.
The hair had me having a chuckle.
Close up -on just now reckons that that they have had loads of feedback since last night!
One person says that a tiger moth biplane flew under the bridge in 1931 and in 1950 a dude on a BSA rode over the arches.
a traffic cop in the 60s tried it and lost his bike in the river... that shows their ability compared to Carver
Try finding photos of their supposed achievement
In my opinion CARVER is the winner of them all by a country mile!!!
The establishment have not won simply because Jonothon paid a Fine . Carver is folk history - there is no denying that. you try naming the pilot , the rider or the traffic cop.
Retired- just some guy with a few bikes......
You're not too bright huh Drew - contra to what you are trying to say, the opposite is probably more likely; it takes a bit more IQ to wade thru the common mans vernacular, not all of us require perfect diction, or a grammatically correct post before we understand them, we kind of get it and are bright enough to work with the local vernacular
Lifes Just one big ride - buckle up or hang on
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