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I parked a Kawasaki z550 in the side of a Ford Fiesta, creating a cat flap where the rear passenger door is in a 5 door. Shame it was a 3 door. Nowhere near that sort of speed, I was doing 50+ when I hit the brakes, it certainly made my eyes water
Poor sods in the car. The rider knew the risks he was taking, just like I did. I was lucky, he wasn't.
Poor sods in the car. The rider knew the risks he was taking, just like I did. I was lucky, he wasn't.
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i had to re-read that a few times as well. he was on a bike, just like [he assumed from the photo] this guy was on a bike. cd knew the risks, like [this guy] knew the risks
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As pimmo says that was actually set up to shock people into riding slower, it wasn't an actual crash.
Take one crashed car & place one crashed bike inside = shock value 10
Apples, juding by the rear Dymag I'd say it was more likely to be an RC45.
Take one crashed car & place one crashed bike inside = shock value 10
Apples, juding by the rear Dymag I'd say it was more likely to be an RC45.
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