Quote:
Originally Posted by johnnytang24
That reminds me of another reason I don't tailgate: road debris. Can't see the ladder in the road if you're rubbing bumper.
|
Johnny I don't tailgate. I don't and won't driving anything or riding.
Too many things have happened either way, but when I am riding it is gonna be one hell of a crash.
On bikes I have had 1 canoe come off a SUV, and that was close, a pile of sheet rock came off a van, and that was close.
In my 4x4 truck another truck had a matress come off, and i ran it over with a big grin to teach that SOB a lesson.
In my Volvo wagon, a dresser came off another truck in a blizzard on I-390 NY which I almost hit.
In 09 I found out 50 mph on a Kawii Nomad you need more than 85.5 feet to stop, when a SUV hits a moose.
I hit the SUV too, but only ruined my ft fender, and with borrowing a claw hammer rode the bike and even finished that season with the munged up fender.
Riding I figure everyone is blind and out to Kill Me!
Yesterday a woman at a stop sign decided it was safe to go, when I was approaching, and then she did see me, and stopped giving me a feeble wave to say "I am sorry'. I waved back. My Nomad is riden in day time on Hi beam and I run 2 passing lamps at 55 watts each. One would think they would see me. They don't.