The latest MSF study of motorcycle crashes

[ARtraveler]

Good information posted from the study.

Worth paying attention to.

I do like to banter a bit though. Guilty as charged. Sometimes, I think the banter helps to diffuse a potential argument--that is sometimes though.

[RinconRyder]

But you never told us where you found it!

It descended......

[Bob Denman]

It descended......

I hope that it didn't make it all of the way to the toe of your boot!

[JayBros]

And never, NEVER wash your Goldwing wearing flip flops on a smooth concrete driveway.

Just sayin' .......

At my age the Spyder solves the problem. Now all I have to do is not trip over the hose!

[Bob Denman]

...not trip over the hose!

There's about 179 things that I could say right now...


...and every one of them would get me banned!

[RinconRyder]

There's about 179 things that I could say right now...


...and every one of them would get me banned!

Me too!

Hey, is Diet Coke, sneezed out of your nose, bad for the keyboard?

[Bob Denman]

I've lost three of them with Diet Pepsi... I doubt that the Coke products are any safer!

[PaladinLV]

Good information!!!
But really nothing is really new, these points have been or were emphasized in MC training going back to 1977.

AJ

https://www.revzilla.com/common-trea...=boosted-posts

[UtahPete]

Good information!!! But really nothing is really new, these points have been or were emphasized in MC training going back to 1977. AJ

Read Revzilla's writeup on it. I think they make some good points about how this study was conducted differently and had new insight into crashes and near-crashes based on real, live data rather than survivor's and witnesses' recollection of events.

[LateLifeCrisis]

[QUOTE=UtahPete;1292339]I'd put money on it. This is a great marketing opportunity for Can-Am; I hope they jump all over it.


Can-Am needs an advisory board made up of individuals who actually ride Spyders - - not the people at the factory who test ride them to make sure the wheels are round - - but a group of owners who know the Spyder, understand the mindset and needs of the rider, know the market, and have a vested interested in the success of the product. (Just my 2 cents....)

[UtahPete]

[QUOTE=LateLifeCrisis;1292528]

I'd put money on it. This is a great marketing opportunity for Can-Am; I hope they jump all over it.
Can-Am needs an advisory board made up of individuals who actually ride Spyders - - not the people at the factory who test ride them to make sure the wheels are round - - but a group of owners who know the Spyder, understand the mindset and needs of the rider, know the market, and have a vested interested in the success of the product. (Just my 2 cents....)

I'd volunteer for that.