Good Video

[Olddood]

Thought this would be worth watching for all drivers.

https://plus.google.com/112958375684...ts/GSRnMaL4Wa7

[Chupaca]

audio would be nice but informative. Good video to run at the dmv testing stations around the country...

[Art Mann]

I have had a few close calls over the years on motorcycles. One of the reasons I bought a Spyder is that I think the broad front will be more visible than a two wheeler to oncoming traffic.

[Olddood]

I've tried the link and the audio did work for me.

[JayBros]

Audio worked fine for me on Chrome. Good verbal instruction.

[Kwalsh]

Nice video and just wished more people watch it

[ABQSpyder]

Me and my wife almost got hit yesterday. I still don't know how I missed him and a good thing no traffic was coming the other way. He pulled out from a side street . he sat there till the very last then came out. Close way to close.

[SPYD3R]

Thought this would be worth watching for all drivers.

https://plus.google.com/112958375684...ts/GSRnMaL4Wa7

WOW-O-WOW.....
EXCELLENT.... this should be a MANDATORY watch for every person in Drivers Training Classes...
very timely too... on my way home today, i was in the right lane, and an SUV in the left lane started to come into my lane... thank God for my air-horns.... i BLASTED him...
THX
Dan P

[SL Ken]

Thought this would be worth watching for all drivers.

https://plus.google.com/112958375684...ts/GSRnMaL4Wa7

Awesome video and message.

[WA5VHU]

Very well done, reminds me of this one I saw the other day.

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Did you catch the bit about training at the end? I've said it before, and I'll say it again, training is vitally important for all riders, even though it isn't entertaining. Their continual push of training is one of the strong points of Goldwing Road Riders of America. Sadly, in a survey of what the local Spyder Riders group wanted to have for activities, training was something like 5th or 6th in priority out of a list of 7.

Proper riding techniques by motorcyclists is just as important as awareness on the part of cagers. Don't blame cagers for their inattentiveness if you haven't done your part to learn how to ride safely.
mode off!

[dndfindley]

Thought this would be worth watching for all drivers.

https://plus.google.com/112958375684...ts/GSRnMaL4Wa7

Good video. Thanks.

[Bfromla]

Nice video and just wished more people watch it

& now they got the slingshot to enjoy too!


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[SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN]

Very very good video but if big bear and the officer want to be safe then they should wear protective gear. Neither were
wearing jackets. Yes the car should drive better but it is personal re·spon·si·bil·i·ty to protect yourself against the
careless mistakes of others. Insurance may pay but remember 2 legs, 1 arm & an eye may cost $6 million.
Ride safe, my wife & i always do.

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Ride safe, my wife & i always do.

When I read that comment all of a sudden it hit me. Riding safe does not mean the same thing as ride safely. To ride safe means to have the proper protection in case something goes wrong. Riding safely means ride in such a manner so that something does not go wrong.

[ARtraveler]

Good video. Thanks.