I Did A Funky !

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Varcon
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Re: I Did A Funky !

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Cheers everyone !

Yeah i guess its just a hard lesson learnt - but i certainly am glad that the barrier was there, otherwise i could have ended up in the trees....not sre if the river is over that side or not ?
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Re: I Did A Funky !

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Varcon wrote:Cheers everyone !

Yeah i guess its just a hard lesson learnt - but i certainly am glad that the barrier was there, otherwise i could have ended up in the trees....not sre if the river is over that side or not ?
I don't know, the idea of getting that close to barriers whilst riding browns my duds.
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Re: I Did A Funky !

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DynaMight wrote:Ouch, still much better than actually doing Funky. I'd rather have a few bruises than AIDS.
Haha ooh you bitch! :lol:
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Re: I Did A Funky !

Post by chris_1127 »

there's some nasty drops ovr some of those bends - friend of mine went over one on an srad a few years ago, taking out the bandit behid him in the process and dropping to sopmeones garden from some height - lucky they werent too badly hurt really. the woman whose garden they landed in said that they weren't the first to "drop in" that year.
good that you and the bike got away relatively undamaged though
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Re: I Did A Funky !

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JohnBob wrote:
Varcon wrote:Cheers everyone !

Yeah i guess its just a hard lesson learnt - but i certainly am glad that the barrier was there, otherwise i could have ended up in the trees....not sre if the river is over that side or not ?
I don't know, the idea of getting that close to barriers whilst riding browns my duds.

Id rather not have the barrier there and take my chance with the trees and foliage. Armco like that gives me the creeps and is highly likely to kill you if you hit it sliding at at speed. I bet there are very few times it is going to help a motorcyclist any.

the best example of scary armco is definately at the nurburgring, there are a couple fast corners where you get quite close to it cranked right over.
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