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Message started by Serowbot on 04/05/15 at 07:46:20

Title: Amazing save...
Post by Serowbot on 04/05/15 at 07:46:20

Jeepers!... :o...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKBEfGwVZX4
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKBEfGwVZX4[/media]

Title: Re: Amazing save...
Post by Art Webb on 04/05/15 at 08:28:41

sheesh! Taht was a close one
Time to pull over for a nice, relaxing attack of the shakes

Title: Re: Amazing save...
Post by Rylee on 04/05/15 at 08:36:54

Oh the good or route 2. That's not uncommon I've rode about 10 miles of it from the foothill side and you can and will get passed by leathered up road racers doing triple digit speeds quite often. That and packs of gold wings cruising the entire 60 some mile run to the other side of the national forest.

Title: Re: Amazing save...
Post by runwyrlph on 04/05/15 at 09:29:07

Close call.  :o :o 

Reminds me of the anecdote in Proficient Motorcycling about the guy who got decapitated.

PS, if you haven't read it, do yourself a favor - especially if you're a newer rider.  

Title: Re: Amazing save...
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/05/15 at 09:32:57

WOW!! I've come close to getting killed when it was my fault, but when someone else comes that close I generally get angry. And That was close.

Anyone care to guess what the closing speed was?
I could barely even see the oncoming till Lucky Boy was dodging.

Title: Re: Amazing save...
Post by Dave on 04/05/15 at 17:56:27

That is one reason I tend not to ride too close to the centerline when going around corners.  Bikes, car and motorhomes often drift over the centerline...and you need to be ready to give them some room.

It is not all that uncommon on the Tail of the Dragon to have somebody drifting over into your lane.  If you can't see around the corner...stay away from the centerline.

Title: Re: Amazing save...
Post by Kris01 on 04/05/15 at 17:58:28

Always plan for the worst case scenario while riding. It may save your life!

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