subaru sti v's vfr 400

subaru v's vfr 400 messing about.

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[arrowheadrs]

Well lets say he falls of with no kit on (accept helmet) at 120mph. Probz break about 16 bones lose a load of blood and skin. Now who is gonna pay 2 fix him??? Everyone else who arnt complete twats have 2 pay. So how about you go suck your mums big toe you fkin tit head

[gixertrix]

pair of prize wankers.

[racefactory900]

@NumeroUnoUberMoose Very true. Some people are just too short sighted to see anything coming and that's the way they are.

[NumeroUnoUberMoose]

@REXON64 P.S. Things do happen without warning, you're right. But... You're in control. It's up to YOU to read as far as the eye can see up the road, survey every junction, every car mirror possible, every oncoming driver, every inch of tarmac, every wet leaf, every line, every indicator, eye & hand movement of other drivers & still expect every single other road user to make the stupidest most ignorant move possible to try and kill you. THAT's what will save you - 'Experience'.....

[NumeroUnoUberMoose]

@REXON64 Resorting to calling me an idiot in a vain attempt to prove a point which is null & void won't work. Yes, I do know what road users are going to do at all times, believe it or not you don't have to be a 'mind reader' to be a good, aware rider. Showing you think so has just strengthened my beliefs... You should seek further training! See an I.A.M instructor, he/she will tell you the same: You should know what others around you are about to do because if you don't, you'll wind up dead

[danroots06]

@minimotoboy50

no not at all. my speedo stuck on 75mph on impact and the car was at 50 the impact speed was in excess of 150mph if you like i can scan the police report and mail to u, and as for being dead i was as good as coma for a week, 18broken bones 2 brain injurys a 19hour operation to sort my jaw and 16 grueling days in hospital..

[REXON64]

@NumeroUnoUberMoose I honestly dont understand how you can sit there and say " i know exactly what other road users are going to do" are you really that clever that you can read minds or predict things?

Nope.

Well stop being such an idiot and grow up abit.

We all know things can happen without warning, being prepaired always helps.

You Sir are one of the YOUTUBE FOOLS about.

[NumeroUnoUberMoose]

Hah. that's what's wrong with so called bikers. If you don't know what people are going to do at all times then it is YOU who has the wrong attitude. "As a biker"... Give me a break. Let me tell you that "As a biker" who has had 5 bikes (Evidence avail.) & covered over 80,000 miles across Europe and not crashed once, that I know exactly what other road users are going to do and that's how I, personally, have managed to stay alive. We're not all the same. You'd do well to remember that.

[REXON64]

@NumeroUnoUberMoose As a biker, the words "Expect the Unexpected" should ring a bell no? all the lessons in the world cannot prepair you for what someone eles might do on the road, you have the completly wrong attitude to biking mate.

[NumeroUnoUberMoose]

@arrowheadrs : Let's say he doesn't fall off. Maybe he's spent all his money on lessons making sure he doesn't make the mistake of falling off in the first place. Not all bikers fall off. I've ridden tens of thousands of miles on different bikes over the years, I've pushed bikes to their limits and haven't fallen off once. What makes you so sure he'll fall off? And what makes you think he'll give a shit what you lot think? Are you his dad? No.

[minimotodan]

peoples own choice what they do, the only legal requirement is a helmet.

a seatbelt is also a legal requirement, but alot of people forget that.

btw minimotoboy50, were do you race??

[minimotoboy50]

very true, i mean im talkin about 50's and 125's when i wore normal clothes and even on a lightweight 50-125 it still hurt, but when i go out on my 400, i always put proper gear on!