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05-11-10, 07:58 PM
Spoted this on another forum and have read the contents.
I looked at this and thought that this not only goes for car drivers but those of us that ride bikes as well. It only takes one minor misjudgement and this could be one of us (god forbid).
The first few days are a bit of an eye opener and have certainly made me think not only when I'm in the car but on the bike also.
http://prison-diary.blogspot.com/200...20th-2007.html
06-11-10, 06:47 PM
Ahmen.
06-11-10, 08:25 PM
Really makes you think
08-11-10, 10:14 AM
I wish I hadn't read that, I really want to get back into biking but that didnt help.
08-11-10, 12:36 PM
Not nice, sent that link to our MT Warrent Officer to use for any road safety campaign here , hopefully it will open the eyes of some of the boy and girl racers we have on camp
08-11-10, 12:55 PM
Pieces like that send a shiver down my spine. Is a chilling tale.
09-11-10, 08:24 AM
It wasn't there to put you off getting back on a bike mate only to highlight the fact that our actions have consequences.Originally Posted by ZZR600Dude
I wish I hadn't read that, I really want to get back into biking but that didnt help.
Please don't let it put you off something you enjoy
09-11-10, 12:35 PM
Wow. That is some story. Something to think about...
09-11-10, 04:40 PM
A chilling tale indeed.... when you can be riding a motorcycle doing all the necessary planning, positioning etc for each hazard you see / approach and are suddenly confronted by what that unfortunate motorcyclist had coming towards him across both lanes of the road.
Take care out there WB'ers ..
09-11-10, 10:32 PM
If you want to get back on a bike, you will. Simple as.I wish I hadn't read that, I really want to get back into biking but that didnt help.
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