That's when a valve core tool comes in handy. Just pull the valve core out and let them lay.

 

 

Absolutely dude. I am the first one to always pull over if I see a need. I am very aware, but not sure how I could ever avoid getting rear-ended/sideswiped in this particular situation on a downhill, S-shaped , slow speed , single lane off ramp. I'd have to be psychic.

"Out of nowhere" pretty much described it. Wasn't til I saw a right fender going by my left mirror that I knew what was up.

Just struck me funny, that's all.

 

While being scared usually results in anger, this situation may require cooler heads to prevail.

 

Struck me as dangerous. I think you said it best, people just don't GAF.

 

YEah, by the time I had ridden a minute or so and was pulling into the hospital parking lot a ways back, behind them I just thought it wasn't worth it and
it would accomplish nothing if confronted. What could a mad guy in leathers teach a "whoever" about their **** poor driving?

I let it go, really enjoyed my 3 hours in the saddle (total) today and had good time behind the bars otherwise. Even took some nice pix well before this 'incident' which I posted in another thread.

Ride safe fellas....you never know. . .

 

I almost ran over a couple on a blacked out Dyna Street Bob about an hour ago. The bike had some apes that were very narrow and I thought they were t bars at first.

Five lane main road. Two lanes each direction and a turning lane.

I am in the outside lane. The bike is coming towards me on the inside lane. He then turns from that lane and slows to a crawl while he is sideways in the road. I know he wanted to go slow not to get bumped too hard entering a driveway, but damn, This happened right in front of. I braked so hard I thought I was going to invert the steering wheel on my Jeep. I have JW Speaker LED headlights on my Jeep, it is impossible not to see me. I hit the horn. When his girlfriend heard the horn she let go of him and grabbed her own ***, a cheek in each hand.

They were both wearing full face helmet. I have seen that guy around town before. He usually wears a Bayou Demons vest but I have seen him wearing t-shirts from other clubs. He wears his pants three quarters down his *** with the crotch at knee level. Lots of bandannas tied on his pants etc.

Just because you are on a bike doesn't mean you are always right.

Sorry for the hijack, but that **** pissed me off. The guy did like he didn't even notice anything.

Oh yeah, his girlfriend did have a nice ***, as I focused on that while trying to figure out why would she grab her *** instead of staying holding onto the rider or the bike.

 

that!

 

Thats why I have an inexpensive $50 Akaso camera mounted to the front of my fairing, What if you hit him as he is passing and says its your fault.

 

What a cowardly thing to do. It's stupid too because it's a criminal act whereas confronting the driver, in a non violent way, isn't.