Funny Picture - Video Thread III

[mad88minute]

If I remember correctly, this image was originally created to show how the human body would need to evolve to in order to be safe when riding a motorcycle. Thicker skull and neck to protect the brain and spinal cord along with addition ribs and tissue padding to protect the vital organs. I was lucky to ride for over 20 years without an incident. Gave it up because of all the distracted drivers.

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Funny, but how would you be safer of you can't look over your shoulder?

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[avvidclif]

Funny, but how would you be safer of you can't look over your shoulder?

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Ever seen a rear view mirror???

Be hell keeping a helmet on that head, I guess the strap goes thru your crotch. Or under your arms.

 

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[mad88minute]

Ever seen a rear view mirror???

Be hell keeping a helmet on that head, I guess the strap goes thru your crotch. Or under your arms.

Well yeah, but you gotta look over your shoulder.

When I took a riding course to get my M license I remember having to do a sharp u turn. You practically have to look behind your bike to manage the turn and not kill any cones.

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[TipBledsoe]

 

[avvidclif]

Well yeah, but you gotta look over your shoulder.

When I took a riding course to get my M license I remember having to do a sharp u turn. You practically have to look behind your bike to manage the turn and not kill any cones.

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Newcomer. When they came out with that law about the "M" restriction I walked into the local DPS office, told the trooper I needed it. He said let me see your license, took it, and directed me to the coffee machine outside his office. When he returned he handed me my license. I asked what my score was and it was 98, he wouldn't give me a 100.

I hung up my chaps in Oct after ~63 years of riding.

 

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[avvidclif]

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And a twist on that. Everytime you honk move... and wait for the next time. GRIN.

 

[TheDan]

 

[BRD@66]

Newcomer. When they came out with that law about the "M" restriction I walked into the local DPS office, told the trooper I needed it. He said let me see your license, took it, and directed me to the coffee machine outside his office. When he returned he handed me my license. I asked what my score was and it was 98, he wouldn't give me a 100.

I hung up my chaps in Oct after ~63 years of riding.

That's how I got my "M" also - only in my case the patrolman also drank beer with me when we were off duty. I hung up my chaps 3/14 after only 42 years of riding.

 

[baboon]

 

[Texasgordo]

 

[Texasgordo]

 

[TheDan]

 

[TheDan]

 

[Aus_Schwaben]

The same way they measure snowfall in Texas (south of Lubbock) to determine whether or not to cancel school.

 

[ETH77]

Well yeah, but you gotta look over your shoulder.

When I took a riding course to get my M license I remember having to do a sharp u turn. You practically have to look behind your bike to manage the turn and not kill any cones.

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While living in Switzerland I decided to buy a motorcycle and needed to get a license. I had bought a Honda 250 Nighthawk and with only one rider it was sufficient. I go for the test and one of the problems was to start on a hill with 2 up. At that time I weighed 225 and the guy giving me the test outweighed me. The hill was a nice 10% grade. The bike barely made it up. The tester suggested I might want to get a few more HP. About a year later I took his advice and got this R90s. My ex and I rode all over the Alps.

 

[Younggun]

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Funny and true.


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