Who Has A Harley?

Peaches · 08-16-2003

OK, here goes:

ALWAYS wear a helmet. And jeans, shoes and long sleeves. The cop that came when I had my accident said would have been toast w/ them.

TRAVEL IN GROUPS! The biggest problem for motorcycle riders is that car drivers DO NOT see them. My accident (I was just riding) happened because a lady took a left turn in front of us. Traveling in groups gives you a visible presence. In a car/motorcycle accident, the car is always going to win.

DON'T drive like an idiot. It's not cool to be paralyzed from the waist down (including your pecker

)

LEARN to drive the darn thing somewhere else besides the busy roads.

I loved riding them. My ex and I had one and used to take it to the lake and mountains before the kid was born. But after you meet pavement and spend 1+ years getting surgeries, you do what you can to lower your risk.

08-16-2003	#11
Peaches Members Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Hills of N. GA Posts: 10,823	OK, here goes: ALWAYS wear a helmet. And jeans, shoes and long sleeves. The cop that came when I had my accident said would have been toast w/ them. TRAVEL IN GROUPS! The biggest problem for motorcycle riders is that car drivers DO NOT see them. My accident (I was just riding) happened because a lady took a left turn in front of us. Traveling in groups gives you a visible presence. In a car/motorcycle accident, the car is always going to win. DON'T drive like an idiot. It's not cool to be paralyzed from the waist down (including your pecker ) LEARN to drive the darn thing somewhere else besides the busy roads. I loved riding them. My ex and I had one and used to take it to the lake and mountains before the kid was born. But after you meet pavement and spend 1+ years getting surgeries, you do what you can to lower your risk. __________________ Peaches@onlinebeach.com ICQ# 36734533

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