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RE: Think it's fixable? - ymtnpoah11_imp - 07-23-2022

(07-23-2022, 11:10 AM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote:
(07-23-2022, 08:39 AM)ymtnpoah11_imp Wrote:
(07-15-2022, 02:33 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: Left turners, the bane of motorcyclists everywhere

Deer are also the bane...and left-turning deer?? forget about it.


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(07-18-2022, 02:50 AM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote:
(07-17-2022, 11:13 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote:
(07-16-2022, 09:15 PM)Alain Lee_imp Wrote:
(07-15-2022, 02:33 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: Left turners, the bane of motorcyclists everywhere

What are real cause(s) of left turners except for the " I did not see you excuse"?

What are real cause(s) of left turners except for the " I did not see you excuse"?
They have no real excuse other than the old saying look where you are going, so they are anticipating the turn and looking in that direction, with only a precursory glance at what's coming toward them. If it's not as large as a car (like a motorcycle), they don't immediately recognize it.

If someone coming at you looks like they are going to turn left, flash your lights, do the weave and cover your brakes. IMO (and as proven by studies) a white helmet and high viz vest help also.

BTW here's a new threat for us

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/us-investigates-california-tesla-crash-that-killed-motorcyclist/ar-AAZGXrT

I'd also use extra attention to those newer and faster generation electric scooters now apparently occupying road lanes as well curb lanes and sidewalks. These un-plated, unregulated motorized vehicles can do a motorcycle rider some serious harm. Many seem to swerve out from nowhere, and then disappear again.

I'd also use extra attention to those newer and faster generation electric scooters now apparently occupying road lanes as well curb lanes and sidewalks. These un-plated, unregulated motorized vehicles can do a motorcycle rider some serious harm. Many seem to swerve out from nowhere, and then disappear again.

Human error! (And much ignorance.) A lot of people are getting hurt on those things!

I'm a cyclist and biker who lives in a place that still has no laws regarding texting and driving. Dangerous, dangerous, poop.
Here's a fun story...

The other night I was driving home (in a car) and set to make a left turn in my neighborhood, when a guy on a OneWheel ripped through the intersection, then stopped to curse me for almost hitting him.

He was wearing a full-face moto helmet and yelled that he's a pedestrian and has the right-of-way. (...riding the wrong way on a one-way street when he came to the intersection.)

I tried to tell him. I tried to say that he's not a pedestrian, that he should ride with traffic as though he's a bicycle or motorcycle. I tried to say he needs to be predictable. He was anything but when he lifted his shirt and put his hand on a pistol.

Yadda yadda, no one was hurt.

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To the OP, sorry, man. I'm glad you're well and able to ride again. Don't sweat your decision too much, for you can always make new choices later. And yes, you'll likely fare better with a lawyer. Best of luck...

Fun?

That is a very sad story. So selfish. Righteous and self-centered. Troubling.
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Fun?

That is a very sad story. So selfish. Righteous and self-centered. Troubling.

"Fun," was meant to facetious.

Sad? It was a @~*^e encounter for sure. But again, No one was hurt. Isn't that something we all want on the roads, regardless of how many wheels we use?


RE: Think it's fixable? - GoldOxide_imp - 07-23-2022

Somewhere since the 1980's the definition of "motorized vehicle" lost its way in a bureaucratic steaming heap.

I know if I rode a modern, fast, and unplated EVbike on the roads like many punks seem to do these days during the 1980s, the cops would haul me over, cite the violation, dump the scooter into the trunk and my azz into the back seat of the cruiser.

But that is not done today.


RE: Think it's fixable? - ymtnpoah11_imp - 07-23-2022

(07-23-2022, 11:27 AM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: Somewhere since the 1980's the definition of "motorized vehicle" lost its way in a bureaucratic steaming heap.

I know if I rode a modern, fast, and unplated EVbike on the roads like many punks seem to do these days during the 1980s, the cops would haul me over, cite the violation, dump the scooter into the trunk and my azz into the back seat of the cruiser.

But that is not done today.




Those days Beer


RE: Think it's fixable? - pekingduck - 07-30-2022

I was just checking Cycle Trader, and not sure why, but there are 41 ads for CB1100.
A few weeks ago, here were maybe just 10 or 12.

I must have missed Honda's announcement of the new 2023 CB1100s coming out soon.


RE: Think it's fixable? - Cormanus - 07-30-2022

Ha!


RE: Think it's fixable? - Raceman_imp - 08-17-2022

I have seen several instances where someone buysa bike from their insurance company after an accident and every time it turns out the repairs are moe than the value of the bike. Proceed cautiously.


Think it's fixable? - PowerDubs_imp - 08-17-2022

Only time I’ve ever seen a buyback make sense is on a highly modified car where the insurance doesn’t know about the value of aftermarket parts that can be salvaged / swapped.

On a bike that # will always be much much lower- not just because of total $ put in- but also because much of a motorcycles parts are damaged in a crash.


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