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    april 20th will be exactly 1 year since i was almost killed in a bike accident that was no fault of mine !!

    just heading home from work and some lady in a rush to beat traffic pulled out in front of me

    ever since that phone call my wife got that day she has been worried to death everytime i get on it and go - it took the fun of riding out of it for me aswell

    its a beautiful harley - bigbore kit , big radius pipes, chrome everywhere - everything i always wanted - tghe area i live in has grown by leaps and bounds and the motorcycle death rate along with it -

    people just dont look for you !!!!!

    so i ill fire her up tomorrow morning - put on my heavy clothes and take her for one last ride as i drop her off -

    she will be missed - picking up my new toy though -

    bought a dodge 2500 - charcoal color with the ho cummins in it - have the 1500 with the hemi - got rid of the bike and 1500 dodge for the 2500 -

    i watched my wife breath a sigh of relief when i signed the papers --

    still will miss my harley - rode since i was a kid - took 5 seconds and almost my life to change that

  • #2
    That's a bummer, but I can understand. You're right, people don't look for motorcycles...plain and simple. At least you got a sweet truck out of it and you have the opportunity to make that choice...could have been a different story.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by blm
      That's a bummer, but I can understand. You're right, people don't look for motorcycles...plain and simple. At least you got a sweet truck out of it and you have the opportunity to make that choice...could have been a different story.

      agreed

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      • #4
        yep bro i grew up on bikes first rice burners then harleys i even got into building my own custom bikes. but people are just stupid and cant drive. 3 times i can remember clear as day where people pulled out in front of me! it got to be where my bikes just sat there in the garage and collected dust. i sold them with no regrets and every once in a while i get the itch to build another but them i remember back and say fuck it!

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        • #5
          ah fuck it id be content dieing on ym bike at least hopefully going fast i been riding sinc ei stole my frist rm 80 as a kid riding down the highway form the pigs lol i wont stop riding......

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          • #6
            Sometimes I'll drop back a bit in traffic when I'm on the bike and just watch the people driving and what they're doing (or not doing) while driving. It's scary really. I see people trying to read novels (not maps or newspapers....fkng 3in thick novels). People change lanes w/o ever looking in any of their mirrors or turning their heads more often than not it seems. And now w/cell phones thrown into the mix....holy hell!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by blm
              Sometimes I'll drop back a bit in traffic when I'm on the bike and just watch the people driving and what they're doing (or not doing) while driving. It's scary really. I see people trying to read novels (not maps or newspapers....fkng 3in thick novels). People change lanes w/o ever looking in any of their mirrors or turning their heads more often than not it seems. And now w/cell phones thrown into the mix....holy hell!

              cell phones are the biggest problem - people get so fixed on talking they forget wtf there suppose to be doing -

              dropped the bike off with no regrets - love the dodge - the ho cummins motor is nice

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              • #8
                Originally posted by blm
                Sometimes I'll drop back a bit in traffic when I'm on the bike and just watch the people driving and what they're doing (or not doing) while driving. It's scary really. I see people trying to read novels (not maps or newspapers....fkng 3in thick novels). People change lanes w/o ever looking in any of their mirrors or turning their heads more often than not it seems. And now w/cell phones thrown into the mix....holy hell!

                The retirees in FL are terrible about not turning around and only relying on mirrors - awful for bikes in blind spots.....

                Congrats on the truck House - I love my Dodge :)....

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