Pay attention!!!!!!!

[bruce aussie]

Somewere between photo 10 and 11 he stopped looking were he wanted to go and started looking were he thought he was going to go. He had it pitched in just had to keep leaning on it. Worst it would have done is go down on the low side and slideof the road behind the car.

 

[scot in exile]

Stupid F**k #1 who dressed this guy before he left the house? the bike- **** whats the point telling what is wrong with the pictures the smuck cannot ride a bike it is pretty obvious.
I hope the corvette driver is okay the biker I could not give a **** for also if the corvette driver is okay he should have went over and kicked the hell out of the biker.
Rough guess here but I think the bike is a write off

 

[2toneblue]

looks to me like he forgot how to apply his brakes, the brake light only came on in two or three of the photos.

 

[9secondsflat]

look where you want to go...this moron fixated on the vette....

 

[Evil Mitch]

Nothing new really ... lot of blokes buying a bike cause it's the 'in thing' at the moment. Ok on the straight roads .. throw in some tricky corners and it's a different story. Lot of weekend or once a month riders waiting to take you out with'em ... stay the f#ck away from'em i reckon.

Absolutely . Weekend warriors are deadly

 

[Evil Mitch]

Somewere between photo 10 and 11 he stopped looking were he wanted to go and started looking were he thought he was going to go. He had it pitched in just had to keep leaning on it. Worst it would have done is go down on the low side and slideof the road behind the car.

Yep the moment his sphincter started to twitch and he started to stare at the Vet he was rooted

 

[xhdskip]

around here, Memorial day (towards the end of Sept.) is the "official" last good riding weekend.
Everybody who has a bike, is out on it, and it's dangerous. I DON'T ride that weekend at all.
I call it "amateur days". There's folks killed every year exceeding their abilities.
They ride on some weekends, had the bike 3 or 4 or 5 years
with almost a thousand miles on it total,
so they think since they've had it so long, they know how to ride.
Sport biker riders are the worst, but we get a few cruiser riders die every year too.
just because ya own a bike, don't make ya a biker....
The guy in the pictures Lon posted proves that....

 

[albertaduke]

This may already be up here?????? but be sure and scroll through all 28 pics.

Xtreme Sports Photography at PhotoReflect.com - The Dragon Oct. 16th, 2012 Tuesday

Wake up call!

Lonnie

from trying to understand what happened to this schmuck riding without care I can see numerous ways he could have avoided this accident from frame fifteen he entered the turn and leaned in to early then he scrapped his pleft pegs that probably scared him as a result he instinctively righted the bike (BIG BIG MISTAKE)with the subsequent immediat effect of changing his direction he at that point could have used his rear brake alone and re-lean again and follow the yellow line i suspect he knew very litlle about getting out of panicky and difficult riding situation, but appeared then to panic consequently did not apply constant max front brake (from looking at his brake light and plowed into the vette. unfortunately this guy will reflect on his situation while lying in hospital bed and the general public will think bike are a danger on the roads when education and some riding techcniques learned through courses available could have avoided this avoidable situation and this probably will continue when sunday riders do not want to take course on how to stay out of trouble and avoid this basic mistake ..
ok my rant is over

 

[atomsplitter]

look where you want to go...this moron fixated on the vette....

It's called "Target Fixation," and it's an absolute killer. The German's wondered why so many Stuka pilots were augering into their targets along with the bombs. Turned out the pilots were so fixated on the target they forgot to pull out of the dive. They cured it not with training, but a rope. They tied a cable release to the bomb and when the pilot dropped it, the cable pulled the elevators on the tail to get the plane out of the dive. What that dude needs isn't a rope, it's a safety net........

 

[albertaduke]

thanks A/S

the stuka story , very interesting I did not know about the rope but I can relate to it as a fire bomber we do something similar when going down on a fire with an assigned target we must really keep our eyes on the spot to start the drop through smoke and turbulence , although we do not dive but rather shallow descent to the target luckily I have never heard of a problem in so far as fixation but I can see how easy it can be to lose situational awareness in this situation
the biker in mho was more distracted than fixated and had no idea how to get out of the situation he let himself in the snapshots are very clear what he did or should have done . obviously a candidate for learning how to ride