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Motorcycling in Russia! Thu Jul 30 2015, 23:16
Rickmeister
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2 Re: Motorcycling in Russia! Thu Jul 30 2015, 23:41
Holister
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Certainly some crazy riding there... and quite a bit of personal damage.Looks like most were due to inexperience and speed.
Thanks Rick
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3 Re: Motorcycling in Russia! Fri Jul 31 2015, 00:34
Rick G
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Some ride like there is no tomorrow and then there isnt. every one of them where I could be sure of what happened could have been avoides with careful and attentive riding.
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4 Re: Motorcycling in Russia! Fri Jul 31 2015, 01:03
indian036
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Just shows that NSW lane filtering laws have some sense behind them. Unusual for an Oz government.
Bill
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ROB the Red Old Bike (Historic rego)1985 K100RT VIN 0029036 BOB the Blue Old Bike (Historic rego)
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1984 K100RT VIN 0023022 Work needing lots of progress
1986 K100RT VIN 0090542 Work needing lots and lots of progress
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5 Re: Motorcycling in Russia! Fri Jul 31 2015, 04:28
Comberjohn
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Loved the last one where the kid nonchalantly picks his scooter up and nearly gets wiped out again by another car.
A lot of those road surfaces seem to have a surprising lack of friction, especially when they're wet.
Then again, maybe they're just stupid or drunk!
A lot of those road surfaces seem to have a surprising lack of friction, especially when they're wet.
Then again, maybe they're just stupid or drunk!
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6 Re: Motorcycling in Russia! Fri Jul 31 2015, 06:20
Dai
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Way back when I was young (when?) there was a cartoon in one of the monthly bike mags called 'Blood Runners'. You could buy all of the usual spinoffs, including a T-shirt which I still regret not buying even now.
'I'm immortal (so far)'.
'I'm immortal (so far)'.
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7 Re: Motorcycling in Russia! Fri Jul 31 2015, 09:01
dutchie
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8 Re: Motorcycling in Russia! Sat Aug 01 2015, 06:23
Dai
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That's the one. Unfortunately 'there's a problem with the seller's website' - buggerit!!!
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