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Slidell woman dies in motorcycle crash near Clinton

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http://www.actionnews17.com/Headlines/slidell-woman-dies-in-motorcycle-crash-near-clinton-597344

Update:
Name is mentioned in this story.
"The crash took the life of 61 year old Debra N. Justilian of Slidell, LA."
http://www.lex18.com/story/28055943/motorcyclist-dies-in-east-feliciana-parish-crash

Still no reason known/given.

Obituary:
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/theneworleansadvocate/obituary.aspx?pid=174119382

More information about who they rode with and that donations may be sent to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital:
http://fundraising.stjude.org/site/TR/Events/Tribute?pg=fund&fr_id=1341&pxfid=154881
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She was apparently on a chapter ride when the accident happened:
http://forums.delphiforums.com/mildride/messages?msg=2332.1
 
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It would be good to know how much experience she had on the spyder..... My wife had a side hack scooter..... got used to "steering" it like a spyder....... I took the side car off and she wrecked it within 30 minutes because she still tried to "steer" instead of counter-steering the now two wheeled scooter.... ran off the right side of the road in a left hand corner......Wonder if the lady was used to counter-steering and thus ran off the road.

My condolences to her family and friends..... it's always sad when we lose a fellow ryder.:pray::pray:
 
Broken plastic heim link?
Or maybe operator inattention to the sudden need to push on that right-side handlebar? It can happen in a second, and BAM, you're off the road.

The Spyder handles so effortlessly on the straightaway that it lulls you into complacency if you don't watch out! I know, I've caught myself doing this on our long, long Texas straight stretches.

Poor lady, it's just too sad. :pray:
 
Very sorry to hear this but please don't guess what happened or what part might have failed without the facts. Could have been a dog ran out in front of her and she swerved to miss it. None of us were there, none of us saw the bike so none of us should guess what happened till we know the facts.
nojoke
 
Very sorry to hear this but please don't guess what happened or what part might have failed without the facts. Could have been a dog ran out in front of her and she swerved to miss it. None of us were there, none of us saw the bike so none of us should guess what happened till we know the facts.
nojoke

:agree: Thoughts and prayers for her family.
 
Sad Indeed

We have to keep from speculating about the cause and just remember it could be any of us. Sometimes things happen too quickly to control and all the ABS and Nannies in the world can't help. We're still riding on top of the vehicle just like a motorcycle or snowmobile and just as vulnerable. Sad for this lady's family and friends and a reminder for the rest of us.
 
Very sorry to hear this but please don't guess what happened or what part might have failed without the facts. Could have been a dog ran out in front of her and she swerved to miss it. None of us were there, none of us saw the bike so none of us should guess what happened till we know the facts.
nojoke

What are the facts? If you find out please share with the rest in the interest of Spyder Safety.

Jack
 
Terrible news. God bless our lost Sister and her family and friends. It reminds us that the activity we all so dearly love can turn dangerous or deadly in an instant and we all have to be alert and at our best at all times.
 
Terrible news. God bless our lost Sister and her family and friends. It reminds us that the activity we all so dearly love can turn dangerous or deadly in an instant and we all have to be alert and at our best at all times.
:agree:........ Deanna
 
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