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This video has nothing similar to what happened to me.
This video is Two Guys riding too close to a fog line with no shoulder for the skill level they possessed.
The second guy was even more unskilled in that he looked to his rear while still moving when on or adjacent to that fog line.
 
This video has nothing similar to what happened to me.
This video is Two Guys riding too close to a fog line with no shoulder for the skill level they possessed.
The second guy was even more unskilled in that he looked to his rear while still moving when on or adjacent to that fog line.

I'm just teasing

I dropped my roadking in the yard when I first got it. Was trying to do a u-turn in the tall grass, was in full lean and hit a depression I didn't see

If you didn't drive off a cliff did you do this?

 
i guess it just happens
a long legged gal in a mini skirt:banghead:
some one decided to stopped at the end of the on ramp to the freeway just when u were shifting your chevy into 2nd:banghead:
and other stuff that just seems to happen to nice people:laugh::laugh:
 
came close me self once while sitting on the bike and trying to check my rear stop light by looking over my right shoulder.All the weight went to the left and there we stayed for which seemed like forever both determined to go our different ways.I won the battle but boy did i have to fight for it.
 
Busy intersection - we were stopped in line preparing to make a right turn.
Saw him looking and then pull away. I looked left and then began to move forward while still watching traffic from my left. Did not see him stall & fall - ran into his rear & fell over on top of his bike.
Bent engine guard & broke radiator. Twas a very spendy repair for a little tip over.
From now on, I shall watch the motor in front of me a tad longer before assuming it has cleared my path.
Easy to happen, did something similar following another rider into a circle, he slowed, looked left, saw opening and started accelerating. I looked left, saw opening and started accelerating. When I looked forward he had changed his mind and stopped.
I was lucky to be on a different line and cruised pass him, but it was close. Looking back if I was not trying to stay with the group probably would have stopped and waited for next break in traffic.
Hopefully you and the other rider did not get hurt.

Rick
 
Easy to happen, did something similar following another rider into a circle, he slowed, looked left, saw opening and started accelerating. I looked left, saw opening and started accelerating. When I looked forward he had changed his mind and stopped.
I was lucky to be on a different line and cruised pass him, but it was close. Looking back if I was not trying to stay with the group probably would have stopped and waited for next break in traffic.
Hopefully you and the other rider did not get hurt.

Rick

Trying to stay with the group is a bad thing. I don't always take the time to survey my situation, especially at intersections. I try and ride at the back of the pack now. That way I don't feel pressed to move forward and not hold things up.
 
as per the harley riders....i was conducting some spirited driving while running with a group of panteras. i was keeping my eyes on the guy in front of me when he went off road and then so did i. learned to watch the road as well as the guy in front of you.....
 
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