Rawhide kid
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Bear collision in Wyoming.
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Glad the outcome was better than expected. A collision with a bear would be right up there with hitting a moose. They have similar mass.
Bob Denman
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It sounds as if this encounter worked out just about as well as anyone could have expected...
...including the bear! :yikes:
...including the bear! :yikes:
Rogue Hawk
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That's really sad.
beadaholic
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Wow scary for them and scary for the bear/cubs too. Gosh to think something like this can happen, but of course anything can happen.
Bob Denman
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spacetiger
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Amazing the bike stayed upright. I would have loved to know what bike it was; It was a 2 wheeler, probably a GW, Victory, or HD? It had to be a pretty heavy bike not to go down getting hit on the side by a running bear. Good thing he didn't try to swerve or the bear might have knocked him over. On coming to a stop, he had good control to probably stop leaning to the right (good leg) and stabilize the ride to lower the kick stand with the bad leg.
Wow.
Jerry
Wow.
Jerry
