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Well to put it very short my buddy and I were the last to leave the show(went with 7 bikes they left few hrs earlier) and we were riding close to 138 (straights and the 25 mph turns) and he didnt make on of the turns in front of me and it was awful,prolly about 50 mph,hes ok and is very lucky,he will feel it in the morning for sure!!!!! bike is trashed, friend came with a truck and we just threw it in the back and left! SuX And even worse to watch it!
Its crazy how one min your looking at a sweet bike and the next looking at it a whole different way! Same with the rider!!
Man that sucks. Where were you guys on 138? Were you running Rim of the World?
Hate to hear it and glad he is ok and you for that matter. Get him his broken wing patch now. Will mean something to the both of you. How bad is the bike?
[QUOTE=Lucky Scott;4363875]That 138 is a dangerous road. I use to tow racecars along that road to get to Los Angeles County Raceway.
Used to ride 138 a lot on my "Ol' 62 Pan". Good road but can get "Hairy" real fast. Haven`t been on it in prolly 30 years now... Glad your bud made it out OK....
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