11-10-2014, 06:33 AM
Sounds like these 2 were judgment errors and could have been avoided with safe/sane riding practices.
Being cognizant of the risk is GOOD; anticipate what others may do, assume that nobody sees you, don't drink and ride, and wear proper gear. Do that and you at least give yourself a fighting chance. Be safe out there!
grover
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Being cognizant of the risk is GOOD; anticipate what others may do, assume that nobody sees you, don't drink and ride, and wear proper gear. Do that and you at least give yourself a fighting chance. Be safe out there!
grover
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