Close Call
You know, most riders would be embarrassed or too proud to share this clip. Thank you.
It doesn't matter how long you've been riding.... things do go wrong. All that matters it how you react, and we can all see you reacted well enough to keep yourself alive.
Was the road new to you or have you made the trip before?
It doesn't matter how long you've been riding.... things do go wrong. All that matters it how you react, and we can all see you reacted well enough to keep yourself alive.
Was the road new to you or have you made the trip before?
YOU ARE THE LUCKIEST SOB ON THE FACE OF THIS PLANET!!!!! I would have **** my pants! I hope you went to church that Sunday to thank God for saving your life. That was some scary stuff there. Glad to see you're still here man.
The road is not new to me. There are two things I think happened.
1) I was always riding on that road following my friend, who knows that road better than anyone else. On that day I was stucked behind a truck, so he got very far from me, so I had to "fly solo". I didn't have him as reference....
2) I think I was to concerned in keep a high RPM, Body position and a complatible speed for the turns and on top of that, operating the camera!!!
Too much info to be processed for a begginer, in such dangerous road
1) I was always riding on that road following my friend, who knows that road better than anyone else. On that day I was stucked behind a truck, so he got very far from me, so I had to "fly solo". I didn't have him as reference....
2) I think I was to concerned in keep a high RPM, Body position and a complatible speed for the turns and on top of that, operating the camera!!!
Too much info to be processed for a begginer, in such dangerous road
2) I think I was to concerned in keep a high RPM, Body position and a complatible speed for the turns and on top of that, operating the camera!!!
Too much info to be processed for a begginer, in such dangerous road


