Safety first

[gjmalcyon]

And that's why they're called "donorcycles".

I loved my 40 years of riding and my two motorcycles, but that right there is unfathomable.

 

[kitniyatran]

The other day some guy rode his bicycle, popping a wheelie, across the three Lane road in front of me right over to the median to the left turn lane right across the road all on his back wheel in traffic

 

[Opsimath]

So when he falls asleep he can ram into me? No thanks!

Way in front. So when he falls asleep, drifts into the next lane and causes a pileup of whoever was behind him, I won't be behind him.

Edit: Remember the first rule of Italian driving, "What's behind me is not important."

 

[GGJaguar]

 

[Nuuska]

What about the two on bottom ?

 

[Uke]

Just another scene from Bike Week in Daytona Beach. A paramedic friend of mine says the week is a celebration of skulls cracked open like ripe melons.

 

[Bill Ashton]

...thats why, when I was on-the-job, we called 'em Murdercycles...

 

[GGJaguar]

 

[GAD]

Well, there’s your problem!

 

[JohnW63]

Yep!

 

[GGJaguar]

 

[GGJaguar]

 

[SFIV1967]

Sometimes hard to remember which pictures were shown already...





Ralf

 

[SFIV1967]

 

[Opsimath]

That looks frightening, but he does have that support system mounted on his truck which he may or may not have overloaded. I wouldn't drive behind him. Another instance of getting way in front because I have adopted the first rule of Italian driving, "What's behind me is not important" (and this is the part where you rip the rear view mirror off and throw it in the back seat).

 

[5thumbs]

"What's behind me is not important"

Well, maybe sometimes....

 

[davismanLV]

Okay this one Ralf posted has me torn. I keep vacillating between horrified and dead impressed!! LMAO!!

(emphasis on "dead")

 

[wileypickett]

At least he has the A-frame ladder on the ground to break his fall should anything go wrong -- smart thinking.

 

[GAD]

That looks frightening, but he does have that support system mounted on his truck which he may or may not have overloaded. I wouldn't drive behind him. Another instance of getting way in front because I have adopted the first rule of Italian driving, "What's behind me is not important" (and this is the part where you rip the rear view mirror off and throw it in the back seat).

Gumball Rally!

 

[Opsimath]

I was adjusting the rear view in the Bronco one day and it came off in my hand. I couldn't let the opportunity go unused, and I said exactly that as I ... lifted the lid and put the mirror in the console.