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I was riding home today in the right lane, and a car in the left lane put their left signal on and moved to the right lane in front of me. Sure enough, the guy is about 90 years old and can't tell his left from right anymore. They are a threat to everyone on the road.
Last edited by bluharley; Oct 22, 2013 at 06:28 PM.
Another A-wipe. Not limited to geezers. Some people just dont like bikes. They always hang on the double lines and when they slow to turn left they pull to the right.
Yea, I get that. I'm 58, not doing all the crap I was doing, but I'm paying the price for doing what I did! Wrecked a lot of cars, thank God I never hurt anyone else, but my skeleton took a beating.
Sorry but it's not "they", it was him or just...that guy. This place I live in has spring breakers, tourists of all ages in the summer, and folks from up north in the winter, snow birds. You just have to watch out for everyone now, not just those of age.
My neighbor is 85 years old and sharp as a whip, and drives his Caddy like the aircraft he flew for over 20 years for Uncle Sam. We should all be so lucky.
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