I have wide bars and mirrors and have clipped wing mirrors in moving and stationary traffic maybe a dozen or two times with either my mirrors or clutch/brake lever tips and once with the bar end itself. Most have been entirely my own doingI have never stopped and only fleetingly thought about it (except when it has occurred just a couple of car lengths from the lights). I just adjust mirrors and check for angry cagers then head off. A couple of times I have been body clipped by cagers who aren't looking for lane splitters when they change lanes in slow traffic and once by a cager who was stopped in the lane next to me and decided he liked my lane better when we took off. My pipe left a nice scratch down the length of his passenger doors as I wound on hard and accelerated ahead of him.
Seriously though, it is far smarter to avoid skinny gaps.
Political correctness: a doctrine which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd from the clean end.
Had reason to stumble on this website today. A few points of view from the other side - Motorcycle menace.
[QUOTE=Madness;1130504766]No you dont youre full of shit. You a typical forum whore that thinks you own the opinion. Why dont you fuck off if you dont like itI wish that was the case Mark. Sadly though this place has gone full retard and it's like it daily.
what can I say........qualitySecond only to Victory ownership.
seat sniffin sounds right up your alleyI don't think she was either. I do think she has an interesting view on what is useful and what is not. Clearly if someone posts anything other than the likes of the countless twats on here all wishing they could sniff her Ginny's seat after a hot afternoons lane-splitting she automatically deems it not worthy.
heres a word for you....cuntox.....pronounced cunt oxAnd midget chicks with a tighter grasp on their own genitalia than the english language, so it seems.
I would like to think you also like what was attached to the penis moreOriginally Posted by bosslady;1130504765
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Becoming fearless isn't the point. That's impossible. It's learning how to control your fear, and how to be free from it.
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