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Reply #15 - 04/18/13 at 18:44:51
 
old_rider wrote on 04/18/13 at 18:28:54:
what the hell was he smoking?



You mean besides her butt   Grin
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Reply #16 - 04/18/13 at 18:54:24
 
WOW.....that tire/wheel just snatched her, now I know how that nickname came about  Kiss
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Reply #17 - 04/18/13 at 20:12:30
 
For the person wanting the after pics, check out Brittany Morrow, The Roadrash Queen.

http://www.rockthegear.org/index.php?/testimonials/view/brittany_morrow_the_r...

http://vimeo.com/22897515

I met her once.  One tough lady.  She didn't just overcome...  She kicked adversity's ass!
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Reply #18 - 04/18/13 at 20:48:25
 
houstonbofh wrote on 04/18/13 at 20:12:30:
For the person wanting the after pics, check out Brittany Morrow, The Roadrash Queen.


I was just looking at her Rock The Gear web site a few days ago after seeing the GIF that lead me to the YouTube video... I'm pretty impressed that she made something so positive out of that really bad experience.
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Reply #19 - 04/19/13 at 05:04:26
 
Pretty amazing girl, glad she's sharing her bad experience trying to bring awareness. Glad that she's overcome any fears and is riding responsibly again too.


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Re: Perils of a chopped rear fender
Reply #20 - 04/19/13 at 06:23:00
 
MiCTLaN wrote on 04/18/13 at 20:48:25:
houstonbofh wrote on 04/18/13 at 20:12:30:
For the person wanting the after pics, check out Brittany Morrow, The Roadrash Queen.


I was just looking at her Rock The Gear web site a few days ago after seeing the GIF that lead me to the YouTube video... I'm pretty impressed that she made something so positive out of that really bad experience.


I was able to read about half of her story this morning......I will read the rest as time allows.  It is an impressive story, and it probably happens more often than we realize.  I need to look into getting some better gear....some gloves, a better helmet, etc.
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Reply #21 - 04/22/13 at 03:44:27
 
Serowbot wrote on 04/18/13 at 09:14:00:
... and, if you think it could only happen to a passenger...
yer' probably wrong...

I managed to run over my own foot once... Huh...


I ran over my own leg once, when my foot slipped off the peg in turn 1 @ BlackHawk Farms Raceway. Almost ripped me off the frighten bike! Went off track, but I did save it!  Tongue
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Reply #22 - 04/22/13 at 04:24:21
 
You ran over your own leg and recovered?! How long are your legs?!  Shocked

(Glad to hear you didn't seriously injure yourself, and that you managed to saved the bike too  Wink)
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Reply #23 - 04/22/13 at 05:57:00
 
ToesNose wrote on 04/22/13 at 04:24:21:
You ran over your own leg and recovered?! How long are your legs?!  Shocked

(Glad to hear you didn't seriously injure yourself, and that you managed to saved the bike too  Wink)


The only time I ever ran over my own leg....was around 1975.  I was over at a friends house, and a neighbor came by with a Honda ATC90 I believe it was called.  It was the first 3 wheeled affair from Honda with those big donut tires.  I tried to ride the thing and everytime I tried to turn a corner the thing would hop and bounce and refuse to turn.....and at one point I tried to put my foot out while attempting a turn and I guess I forgot there was a bug bulgy tire right there behnd my foot/leg.  Luckily I as going slow and there were no injuries.  It turns out that they had a locked rear axle and the only way to turn was to lean to the outside of the corner and get the inside wheel to lift up off the gound.....something that was almost impossible to do for someome that had been riding on 2 wheels for 8 years...I was programmed "NOT" to lean to the outside.
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Reply #24 - 04/23/13 at 19:43:19
 
i always wondered why they call em crotch rockets
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