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Wow, the bike looks kind of skinny.

A bit deeper than you initially thought?!

Neah, the speed makes those big waves not the dept. :-)

Wow, nice lean angle!

Props!

Are you an umpire or referee? :laughing6-hehe:

Very nice!

Nice pic!

Was this picture taken in Paris?

Pegs. On the left side, pegs -> kickstand -> centerstand -> bag. On the right, peg -> header -> bag.

Should I ask why you know it so accurately? :biggrin:

Nice!

Wow, this VFR is high! Where did you take that pic?

Nice! :fing02:

I am going to stop saying anything, because my point, for whatever reason, is not getting communicated. I am NOT implying, nor do I fear, VFRD members influencing the way I ride. That is NOT the point..NOT, NOT, NOT even close!!! :fing02:

The point.....is about how the pictures and information about the crash (AFTER the CRASH) were handled. That is all. But I'm finished trying to get it accross. I'm just not capable. :beer:

...

Ok, I got it now.

1, So, my impression is that if it was a minor incident (not life threatening) Usually the the person who crashed posts up. Usually gives some details why the crash happened, pictures of the aftermath. I believe it takes some balls to post. The post usually has a little educational info in it helping other rider avoiding a same situation. I have yet read a crash report that sounded cocky or too proud. However, these reports usually quite a good read, many times funny.

2, If the accident was bad (life threatening) usually the other riders post up a short story, in some cases asking for some help. This kinda stuff is not good. I do not like to read it.

Was I able to enlighten a little bit? Do you guys agree how I see the post accident posting? :fing02:

ps.: I am glad the bike had hard bags. Otherwise, the bike might had sunk. :unsure:

I wonder where was this picture taken... :fing02:

Nice pic! What is up with the guy on the ground? Did he fell off :( or is he taking pictures? :)

I plucked this image from another bike site a while ago.

As I remember, this is the result of a big bike rally in the Alps - I believe this is Stelvio Pass:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stelvio_Pass

I would be pissed if I travelled half way around the world to ride this road, and ran into this :beer:

I guess you are right. Here is a Linky. to Google Maps:

is that a "Tickle Me" VFR?

Neah, it just must be very cold... :beer:

That's a great picture!!!

Now just Photoshop a "1" in front of the the 39 mph and move that tach needle up around redline and it would be perfect! :beer:

Yes, it looks like he is going fast. But wait! What if he already Photoshop-ed it down to 39mph from 139 to be legal! :P

xo, xo, xo

I like the fact that Mike (MQ105) is always so animated when he is explaining something. :thumbsup:

Very, very nice picture!!!

Where is that NACA duct?! :blink: :P

That must be the front tire-against-the-wall burn out trick. ;) Funny pic!

Yeah, but needs more practice. I see no smoke! :D

You lost your knee slider! :o

That is pretty cool. A CBR1000 is trying to catch up with the VFR! :rolleyes: