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11-11-2010, 06:45 PM
Still got to be careful nomatter the skill level, only takes one dog, racoon, or deer and its all over at those speeds. Alot of trees real close to the road. I choose to get on in more wide open spaces like the Interstate where the trees are back from the road 500-1000 feet. So yeah, ballzie but not the smartest guys around.
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2010.. thats the only kind of roads that we have on long island..the trees are never far away..we go out l8te night,i have spit raccons in half at those speeds..as long as u dont panic u will be good..now the big prob is the deer,my boy hit 1 this summer at about 40 and luckly didnt go down but they are the worst!!!!DEADLY.....
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11-11-2010, 08:37 PM
There was a guy around here a few weeks ago that came around a bend at night and hit a COW that was standing in the road and the guy parished. You just never know if you cant see pretty far ahead. I wouldnt be goin 180 in those woods, around those curves, at night, I know that much. Just too much of a chance of something(maybe big) will pop out.