Bet He Didn't See That Coming - *SLAM*

Mammaltronsays...

Yeah that puts in perspective the internet theory of pointing your bike at an escape route when you stop.

It's just not going to work when they don't even have the decency to lock their brakes up and squeal their tyres for 3 seconds before hitting you.

Shepppardsays...

>> ^eric3579:

Would it seriously be hard for you not to hit someone?
>> ^MarineGunrock:
Even if it was an old woman, I would literally have to use every iota of willpower I posses to not punch someone in the face if they did that.



Lets see..

If that was me, Having stopped safely and in plenty of time, then being smashed from behind (With no high-seat to just gently rock me as the vehicle moves, most likely causing severe whiplash), being flung off the front of it, and then seeing it totaled underneath a persons car, with bits laying everywhere?

..Yeah, I'd probably have trouble not decking them one, too.

MarineGunrocksays...

Filtered to the front? I assume you mean go around all the other traffic that's in front of him? That's an excellent way to get yourself killed. I'll wait my turn, thanks.>> ^antonye:

Dumbass should have filtered to the front anyway - the exact reason for riding a motorcycle in the first place!

dannym3141says...

>> ^MarineGunrock:

Filtered to the front? I assume you mean go around all the other traffic that's in front of him? That's an excellent way to get yourself killed. I'll wait my turn, thanks.>> ^antonye:
Dumbass should have filtered to the front anyway - the exact reason for riding a motorcycle in the first place!



Apparently so is waiting in line.

The comment saying "sorry doesn't cut it" is true, but when i put myself in the woman's shoes.... just what the hell do you do or say to make up for the catastrophe you narrowly avoided causing?

Arsenault185says...

Gunrock, I'm pretty sure what you said would be true. You do indeed have some anger management issues, and I used to say the same thing about decking someone. But when it happens to you - its like time just slows down, but not untill your hit. The 1/2 second between impact and the end of the resulting wreck seems to drag - but the sudden realization your about to get ass-smashed by some dickhead driver unfortunately happens WAY to quick. Then your brain does this weird thing to put itself back in sync with the rest of reality and you loose sight of beating that dues ass with your broken off exhaust pipe.

When that shit happened to me, I did get the courtesy of squealing tires, and I thank God that I didn't have a car in front of me because I'm sure I'd be dead or severely fucked up. I had room to get on the throttle and pull into the intersection a little bit before he hit me, so I was able to keep it upright, as I was already in motion.


And it doesn't matter what your riding. My bike is really loud, and I was wearing a bright yellow reflective riding vest and still got creamed. fact of the matter is, pay the fuck attention to the road.

youdiejoesays...

With a tilt of his head to the right just before he gets nailed it looks like he was getting ready to go around the car in front of him.

I ride a scooter most days of the week to and from work here in LA and this is the sort of stuff that really makes me cringe.

jwraysays...

It's hard to not see what's right in front of your face. Rear end accidents are almost always due to the incompetence of the rear driver (exceptions being changing lanes without looking or flooring the brakes in front of a lorry).

siftbotsays...

Tags for this video have been changed from 'motorcycle, crash, car, camera, san francisco' to 'motorcycle, stopped, crash, hit, collision, car, helmet cam, san francisco' - edited by calvados

youdiejoesays...

here is a replacement embed

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