scary

And the pickup driver got off the track and killed a small family... good times.

Is this in England? It looks like the bike is on the wrong side of the road for the USA... maybe I'm turned around...

the part where the biker turns around, follows the pickup, stops it and beats the driver to the face is missing.

>> ^ponceleon:

Is this in England? It looks like the bike is on the wrong side of the road for the USA... maybe I'm turned around...


Don't think so - looks like a white back plate, so not from the UK.

Edit: look at it again, I'm not so sure...

Also you don't see many vehicles like that here.

Looks like an Australian landscape to me.

Rule #1 for motorcycle drivers = Nobody can see you.
Rule #1 for car drivers = You cannot see motorcycles.

There's this guy that rides his chopper up and down my street at all hours of the night setting off car alarms. I would definitely do this to him...but I'd hit him. Then I'd burn out on his skull, rooster-tailing bone fragments and grey matter into the faces of his loved ones while they're forced to watch.

>> ^ponceleon:

Is this in England? It looks like the bike is on the wrong side of the road for the USA... maybe I'm turned around...


Not too many Chevy Avalanches in Britain...

>> ^critical_d:

Rule #1 for motorcycle drivers = Nobody can see you.
Rule #1 for car drivers = You cannot see motorcycles.


Am I the only one that DOES see motorcycles or is everyone else just lazy? In my opinion, there's no excuse, unless you're driving a big ass truck, van, bus, or a car where even using your eyes, rather than mirrors, does not give a full view.

My comment was not meant to be taken literally. The point being, if you drive something with 2 wheels or 4...keep your head on a swivel (yes, more hyperbole). Of course, this advice does not apply to unicycles so it's open season on them.

>> ^poolcleaner:

>> ^critical_d:
Rule #1 for motorcycle drivers = Nobody can see you.
Rule #1 for car drivers = You cannot see motorcycles.

Am I the only one that DOES see motorcycles or is everyone else just lazy? In my opinion, there's no excuse, unless you're driving a big ass truck, van, bus, or a car where even using your eyes, rather than mirrors, does not give a full view.

This was Gizmag's Loz Blain testing the bike for a review. Youtube link here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TxEw1LunfM which has a link to the article.

I still don't know where it was. It looks like Australia/NZ, but why is he talking mph and inches?