superbikes racing in DFW crash at 125+
05-09-2010, 06:44 AM
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I would have blocked the way, yes. But then I would have belittled him, told how much of a dumbass he was for racing with traffic on the road (cause I do break the speed once in awhile) then helped his wounds then again i would mention one more time about him being a dumbass.
05-09-2010, 07:04 AM
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..and i guess no one else has ever made a mistake or done something stupid. theres no reason to say most bikers are candidates for a darwin award. the hayabusa is a very fast bike and if you aren't experienced with it then you shouldn't be on it,yes.... traffic and doing that is a no no, and i'm sure they have learned their lesson
05-10-2010, 10:26 AM
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There are so many open highways in DFW that are never busy during night hours. I dont see why people race on 635, 30, 20, and so on whens there is tons of traffic, esp on bikes. However, most bikers are great candidates for the Darwin award.
If wanna haul some *** check out 35n in between Denton and Ft Worth. Plus, you can check out Texas Motor Speedway.
If wanna haul some *** check out 35n in between Denton and Ft Worth. Plus, you can check out Texas Motor Speedway.
05-10-2010, 12:46 PM
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..and i guess no one else has ever made a mistake or done something stupid. theres no reason to say most bikers are candidates for a darwin award. the hayabusa is a very fast bike and if you aren't experienced with it then you shouldn't be on it,yes.... traffic and doing that is a no no, and i'm sure they have learned their lesson
like no one here has ever street raced? kid was young, we've all done dumb things as kids, I know I have. I ride as well and see a lot of these riders bombing 121, tollway, 635 and i just let em go, i'll admit ive been in a few street races but not thru traffic and not at night. Hopefully he learns his lesson, if not, let darwinism do its thing.
edit: drug and gun charges? looks like he's careless in other areas of life too, what a moron.
05-10-2010, 12:48 PM
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the amount of miles to work on straight roads > miles that are weekend jaunts on some good FM roads...yes I have chicken strips, no i'm not happy about that lol
05-10-2010, 01:17 PM
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Thats what I was told by a texas highway patrol officer. We were racing a few months ago on a private commercial drive and he said if we had been racing on a city street that we could have been arrested under felony charges. I believe california and new york have the same law now. Its like engaging in an illegal speed contest and wreckless endangerment with intent to mame/injure/kill or some ****.
05-10-2010, 02:50 PM
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06-19-2010, 12:27 PM
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There are so many open highways in DFW that are never busy during night hours. I dont see why people race on 635, 30, 20, and so on whens there is tons of traffic, esp on bikes. However, most bikers are great candidates for the Darwin award.
If wanna haul some *** check out 35n in between Denton and Ft Worth. Plus, you can check out Texas Motor Speedway.
If wanna haul some *** check out 35n in between Denton and Ft Worth. Plus, you can check out Texas Motor Speedway.
