stupid cagers - ideo
#11
05-20-2009, 07:58 AM
The cager was in no way at fault here. The biker was. And I'm sure if the cager stopped he still would of received hell from the other bikers. I'm not saying he was right for driving away either. It's one of those damned if you do, damned if you don't things
#12
05-20-2009, 01:13 PM
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the guy on the second bike was the lucky one. another foot or two and he would of been down there with the other a-hole. the people in the car didn't do anything wrong. the guys on the bikes totally screwed the pooch on that one. in more ways then one. brings back to mind an old saying, Ride Safe.
#13
05-20-2009, 01:45 PM
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Well...can't have it both ways...dumbasses actin like billy badasses, wantin folks to be all afraid of 'em and all that crap...and then, expectin a van fulla scared folks to stop and help. A couple comments on here have already proven that there are enuf dipsticks out there that automatically presume the cager's at fault, to validate the comments from the van. Personally, I woulda helped out even if the rider was bein a stupid *****...but then, I'm a rider...they most likely weren't. BTW...that was up on the Dragon...the people-doin-dumb-chit capital of the South.
#15
05-20-2009, 02:54 PM
Guess the saying If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck then it must be a moron are true! Just cuz someone's on a bike and dresses like a rider dosen't mean that he is! Guys like this give other rider's a bad name and then blame the cager's
#16
05-20-2009, 04:19 PM
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I have seen this video many times before and it always makes me chuckle. The cagers think they are going to get their azzes beat by some guys just because they ride a Harley. Most of the guys I ride with are over 50 and WAY to far out of shape to kick anybody's azz.
#18
05-20-2009, 06:12 PM
Biker was an idiot...could have found a better place to pass. Not the cager's fault at all...maybe they weren't familiar with the road so they were going slower. They have every right to ride that road to. As far as stopping and helping, maybe they could have stopped to help pull the motorcycle out, but other than that, it would have caused alot of clutter and arguing. Looked like there were enough people there already willing to help...sometimes too much help is worse. Not their fault the guy was an idiot.
This world would prob be in a better place if people actually took responsibility for their own actions rather than looking to point the blame on someone else...
This world would prob be in a better place if people actually took responsibility for their own actions rather than looking to point the blame on someone else...
#19
05-21-2009, 06:29 AM
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I stumbled across this video on You Tube. Crazy. I can't believe they didn't stop to help, or even call 911 because they were afraid of getting their *** kicked. Though the accident was not totally their fault, I believe the slow movement of their car contributed to the accident. I will add though that the guy who went down apparently was not looking ahead, or just doesn't know how to handle his bike. - Listen at the end. "Fu$%ing idiot! I would have pulled over if there was any place to have pulled over" What a moron, I saw lots of space.
They guy better hope those bikers didn't get his plate number. They would have been less likely to kick his *** for stopping and helping, rather than just leaving.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZFpIpaFMlc
They guy better hope those bikers didn't get his plate number. They would have been less likely to kick his *** for stopping and helping, rather than just leaving.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZFpIpaFMlc
Old video.
How you can even think the cagers were even the slightest bit at fault amazes me.
