Blessed:)
I'm very glad that you survived. Can you tell us what were you wearing and what kind of helmet you had on? I've gotten into the habit of wearing a mesh jacket that has armor in it but is otherwise mesh. So even on warm/hot days, I get all the air coming through it and am comfortable. I wear jeans for pants though. Nothing with armor.
It is a bit unnerving that you really have no idea what caused it. I also ride a lot at 80 mph. Even on funky pavement I never really worry too much because you always figure that the centrifugal force of the wheels and motor are very hard to overcome.
It is a bit unnerving that you really have no idea what caused it. I also ride a lot at 80 mph. Even on funky pavement I never really worry too much because you always figure that the centrifugal force of the wheels and motor are very hard to overcome.
I'm very glad that you survived. Can you tell us what were you wearing and what kind of helmet you had on? I've gotten into the habit of wearing a mesh jacket that has armor in it but is otherwise mesh. So even on warm/hot days, I get all the air coming through it and am comfortable. I wear jeans for pants though. Nothing with armor.
It is a bit unnerving that you really have no idea what caused it. I also ride a lot at 80 mph. Even on funky pavement I never really worry too much because you always figure that the centrifugal force of the wheels and motor are very hard to overcome.
It is a bit unnerving that you really have no idea what caused it. I also ride a lot at 80 mph. Even on funky pavement I never really worry too much because you always figure that the centrifugal force of the wheels and motor are very hard to overcome.
Bike was totalled by Geico. I was wearing a harley dot half helmet, boots and gloves. Just jeans and a shirt (it was warm and sunny). The helmet saved my life as well as not jumping off the bike when it went down. I let the bike take most of the abuse before I got flipped off. Pictures are kind of rough so you know.








