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Firsrt of all let me say that i'm a new rider just got my road king classic a month ago and still learning to ride it well. Can someone tell my why at an intersection making a left hand turn i saw a guy on an road king making a left with one hand on the throttle and the other hand with a cell phone up to his ear. Either he is a very good driver or crazy. Just my two cents
From: 12 year, Colombia, 4 years Mexico, currently In Kuwait, but Boston is HOME!!
Nver seen such a thing, My cell which I hate goes in the back tour pack untill I stop for a but or to ****. I might check it I might not, more often than not I do not check. That guy with the phone needs to loose the phone and enjoy the ride, Plus not to safe!
A few years ago while in central FL at a stop light we watched a rub on his Bourget try to stop/down shift to stop while talking on his cell. It was quite comical especially when the bike was chugging/stalling to a stop and then it just started to lay over, that's when he couldn't figure out what to save, the phone or the bike.
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