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17-03-2013, 09:50 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: On The Footplate.
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250? Nope.
That bike almost looks rideable. Your shock at what happened and the bike being so damn close to you would have seemed like it "flew" past you. The main reason is he was up and moving and not spread all over the road...I've unfortunately seen the results of an impact of a head on with a bike (BMW R series tourer) with a car at 110 (car was doing 100 coming the other way) and the biggest part of the bike left was the main part of the engine and the shattered wheels. The rider and pillion (two people from our bike club) weren't pretty, and they had full leathers and full face helmets. |
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Re: Advice Needed - R1 collided with my GS at over 200km/h on Mitchell Fwy today
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