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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #30 on: September 07, 2014, 12:57:48 am »
A ton on a fast bike is cruising, I think we've established that he was speeding.
GTI's are VERY slow compared to a fast bike.
It was a bad move by the biker.
It was a bad move by the driver.
C'est la vie.
RIP.
I still think the biker was at fault and he paid for it ,
Slow down and respect other road users
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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #31 on: September 07, 2014, 01:06:23 am »
I still think the biker was at fault and he paid for it ,

Slow down and respect other road users
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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #32 on: September 07, 2014, 04:30:02 pm »
Bet the cager was an old fudder... like that program recently about 100 year old drivers... most of them hadn't had an accident in all their years, they'd seen A LOT though :rolleye:

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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #33 on: September 07, 2014, 06:20:03 pm »
Bet the cager was an old fudder... like that program recently about 100 year old drivers... most of them hadn't had an accident in all their years, they'd seen A LOT though :rolleye:





Old or young the biker was a dick head

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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #34 on: September 07, 2014, 06:26:22 pm »
I saw this video for the first time today. Horrific.
However, my feelings are that the biker was riding WAAAY too fast. If he was going just that bit slower he could have steered around the car.
Thank-you to the family for making this tragic film public so we can all think about how we drive  :sad1:


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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #35 on: September 07, 2014, 06:47:04 pm »
Bet the cager was an old fudder... like that program recently about 100 year old drivers... most of them hadn't had an accident in all their years, they'd seen A LOT though :rolleye:





Old or young the biker was a dick head


Lets hope you don't ever do anything wrong and suffer the same as this rider. We all do stupid things and a bit of respect for this man would not go amiss  :innocent:
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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #36 on: September 07, 2014, 06:53:18 pm »
Why should I respect him??

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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #37 on: September 07, 2014, 07:35:22 pm »
Bet the cager was an old fudder... like that program recently about 100 year old drivers... most of them hadn't had an accident in all their years, they'd seen A LOT though :rolleye:
Old or young the biker was a dick head

Unnecessary.

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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #38 on: September 07, 2014, 08:20:43 pm »
Bet the cager was an old fudder... like that program recently about 100 year old drivers... most of them hadn't had an accident in all their years, they'd seen A LOT though :rolleye:





Old or young the biker was a dick head



Try showing some respect for the fella, he may have been riding way too fast on a public rad but that doesn't warrant his death or your disdain.

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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #39 on: September 07, 2014, 08:31:59 pm »
Why should I respect him??

If you really need someone to answer this you really are someone we don't want on this forum
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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #40 on: September 07, 2014, 10:19:56 pm »
Respect is not the word to be used here. Respect is reserved for people who fought for our country in war for example, or for surgeons who spend their working days saving lives, or possibly even for the postman who manages to deliver the mail on foot when there's 12" of snow on the ground. Respect is not what I would feel for any person breaking the law and dying as a result.

I don't respect politicians who abuse their powers and claim expenses fraudulently, nor do I respect the police who find it necessary to manufacture evidence to convict people who are innocent of the crime they are charged with, or the slimy git who thought it reasonable to put a deep scratch down the side of my last car for no apparent reason.

Respect is something to be given when deserved. In what way does the bike rider gain or earn respect? I feel sorry for his mother, and for the driver of the car who survived and has to live with the consequence of his / her actions, and also for the biker. But I can't find any respect anywhere for any of them, save perhaps his mother who is doing the most noble thing she can to try and make sure no one else has to go through the same thing.
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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #41 on: September 07, 2014, 10:27:44 pm »
The fact he was a human being who lost their life would be the reason .

Where have the police fabricated evidence in a court case ? How does that effect every police officer ?
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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #42 on: September 07, 2014, 10:47:24 pm »
You don't seriously need anyone to search google to find the many cases of fabricated evidence, do you? Seriously?

Hillsborough and Birmingham Six are just a couple which spring to mind. Where did I say it applied to every police officer by the way?
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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #43 on: September 07, 2014, 10:48:51 pm »
Well every action has a reaction and in this case a tragic outcome.


Another two motorcyclists died on Norfolk's roads today
http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/two_motorcyclists_killed_in_collision_between_haddiscoe_and_hales_1_3760748
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Re: Fatal motorbike crash.
« Reply #44 on: September 07, 2014, 11:10:39 pm »
Hey guys I work with a guy who knew him closely. I used to own a r6 and go out riding with my work mate who is absolutely nuts, yes we have all sped I do in my edition but not half as much on my bike and riding with others got me into a lot of trouble hence me selling up the bikes. Alec my workmate rides like a complete arsehole and knows it and admits he will end up like this one day. The difference is now days most car drivers with quicker cars speed every now and then but because it's a big vehicle it's difficult to do it all the time, whereas the point I'm getting at bikers including me when I had one speed 95% of the time it's easy to do there's room to do it and within seconds it's fatal. My thoughts are both were in the wrong tbh at that speed with a bike coming towards me I can see for the older generation it would be hard to judge a bike especially if you hesitant  for a second then decide to clutch gear and move, there's your 5 seconds. Problem is the biker lost out for the sheer fact no protection at that speed. Really feel for the driveras he has that on his shoulders for life now.
Rip buddy!!