eddieshep999
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Worth considering if you were in a similar situation
https://youtu.be/i5euRKloWe0
https://youtu.be/i5euRKloWe0
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Road Rage How would you react
- Thread starter eddieshep999
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That's how civilized people behave. Got any similar clips from a US incident?
Bob Denman
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It was nice to see folks show some care and concern for one another: Thanks for posting this! :2thumbs:
Motorcycledave
Active member
How come?
Bob Denman
New member
Because "Man's inhumanity, to our fellow humans"; is pretty much our strongest suit... :banghead:
classicvw
New member
Something's fishy about that video. I'm not saying it didn't happen, but wasn't there slight contact between the bike and the left rear of the other vehicle? You can see the bike shake slightly at that point. And if there was contact, the biker never even looks at his bike for damage??? He was way too nice way too quickly. And he screams way after the event as he's riding away? I would have at least yelled something like "Son of a bitch!" to myself before pulling over.
Probably doesn't have a MC license and didn't want the cops. :dontknow:
Probably doesn't have a MC license and didn't want the cops. :dontknow:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Agree about the expletive at the very end. That or worse is what most would say...:dontknow:
This scenario--is not the usual way such an incident usually plays out.
So many people these days are carrying firearms--legal or not. It does not take much to get the ball rolling.
If something stupid happens, I try to suck it up and not escalate. So far, so good. I don't like gunfights. :thumbup:
This scenario--is not the usual way such an incident usually plays out.
So many people these days are carrying firearms--legal or not. It does not take much to get the ball rolling.
If something stupid happens, I try to suck it up and not escalate. So far, so good. I don't like gunfights. :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
And me too...1978. Country road. Kawi 650. Guy passed me and then came to an abrupt stop. I missed hitting his rear end by about a foot. He got out and apologized. :thumbup:
