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some people are just nuts i tell you
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Bob Denman
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:yikes: That's just lunacy...
Orange Spyder Man
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It would not take much of a bobble to cause a lot of hurt...
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cognaccruiser
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If that is the video from Vancouver Island it was a while back. Can't remember but it was a year or more ago and the idiot posted this on Youtube. There was no chase involved and they eventually figured out who it was. He claimed it was someone else riding. Not very long ago the same guy was involved in something similar with a car I think. Stupid is as stupid does and you can't fix stupid.
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Dan McNally
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The laws of probability will catch up with this fool, eventually. I hope he is riding alone when it happens, and it is a tree or a bridge abutment, rather than a minivan full of children that does it . . . :banghead:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
From the looks of things, I would also say no chase involved. Another person looking for their two minutes of fame (here).
Threading the needle between cars at those speeds sure does not give any room for error, or something that may be an obstruction in the road. One second of anything bad, and the driver is going to be airborne and worse for sure.
Glad no one else became involved in the lunacy. :thumbup:
Threading the needle between cars at those speeds sure does not give any room for error, or something that may be an obstruction in the road. One second of anything bad, and the driver is going to be airborne and worse for sure.
Glad no one else became involved in the lunacy. :thumbup:
Joe T.
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For many years I have ALWAYS wanted to take a Hyabusa to a certain LONG straight road north of Las Vegas and just see if it would hit 300 kph - and stay there for a while. What a thrill that would be!
Weaving in and out of traffic - too old for that now.
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300 kph (~180 mph) is STILL on my Bucket LIST!
Joe T.
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One Sunday morning in ~2007 we took off from our starting point in Anaheim, CA heading down south I-5. On my SV1000S I was holding 140. The guy on the ZX-14 ran off and hid from me!!!
Willow Springs was always fun, too.
Weaving in and out of traffic - too old for that now.
But, - - -
300 kph (~180 mph) is STILL on my Bucket LIST!
Joe T.
PS
One Sunday morning in ~2007 we took off from our starting point in Anaheim, CA heading down south I-5. On my SV1000S I was holding 140. The guy on the ZX-14 ran off and hid from me!!!
Willow Springs was always fun, too.
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Bob Denman
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It must have been the H-2... :bowdown:
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