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Old 07-13-2007, 03:53 PM   #15
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An accident that could have caused the life of a person, and you all are talking about cleavage
Thankfully the most we're talking about is tits because I'd rather talk about that than say "RIP" to another rider any day.

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I think its totally preventable. The rider has a very slow reaction. The moment the car started skidding the rider could have mashed those brakes (controlled and smoothly) and stopped on time, and even have time to look at his side mirrors to prevent a possible rear end collision ...I dont know, but thats just me. One thing I learned from MSF is that you put faith on your FRONT brakes - squeeze the shit out of it. I NEVER use the rear brakes.
Not sure about totally preventable...anticipating a car jumping in you lane is one but this was just a freak accident. The car and motorcycle were at least 2 seconds apart but I think her first survival reaction was to look for an escape route to the right which closed up right away and took away precious stopping time.
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