a buddy of mine crashed yesterday :(

VlotoMog

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He just had his license for a week or so, and then this happened...fucking sucks right!?

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renegadebiker24

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He just had his license for a week or so, and then this happened...fucking sucks right!?

Motorcycle accident: BikerGeek crash RAW video:
Damn, I hope he is o.k. That sucks man to have his license for a week or so, and that happens. I never take my gear for granted at all when I ride. Too many conditions or crazy people that can ruin my day if I do not have my gear on.
 

renegadebiker24

This is my Brand New 2014 Honda CTX 1300
Jul 21, 2013
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Yea sucks very badly. I never take my gear for granted either...never :) and after witnessing this, I won't for a long long time to come...hehe
That is good. I look at wearing gear like this, and this is my opinion:
If in an accident, what will be cheaper in the long run? (What it will probably cost here in the states.)
Estimated 5,000 dollars or 10,000 for a life flight trip to the hospital, another few more thousand dollars for the CAT scans and the results,and the hospital stay with drugs to kill the pain, or reconstuctive surgery depending on the severity of it, and not also to mention the if factor if that person's insurance company will foot the bill or not, despite having to pay a certain deductible. All of this could run into an astronomical amount of money that can put a person into a financial strait that it will take them a while to recover, while the bike repair is minimal compared to that. All of this can be avoided if wearing proper gear when riding. I look at it this way, either pay at least approximately 700 to 800 dollars for good gear, or pay later with an astronomical price in hospital ride, numerous tests, stay, rehab and drugs to kill the pain for a lifetime. I just wish this state would pass a Helmet law. I have seen way too many people hurt on their scooters when cagers pull out in front of them, or claim "I never saw him/her."
 
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Arctic Pride

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Good crash to have, small incident learned the hard way...Now he knows about cold tires and frame sliders :D
 
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PistnRods

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That is good. I look at wearing gear like this, and this is my opinion:
If in an accident, what will be cheaper in the long run? (What it will probably cost here in the states.)
Estimated 5,000 dollars or 10,000 for a life flight trip to the hospital, another few more thousand dollars for the CAT scans and the results,and the hospital stay with drugs to kill the pain, or reconstuctive surgery depending on the severity of it, and not also to mention the if factor if that person's insurance company will foot the bill or not, despite having to pay a certain deductible. All of this could run into an astronomical amount of money that can put a person into a financial strait that it will take them a while to recover, while the bike repair is minimal compared to that. All of this can be avoided if wearing proper gear when riding. I look at it this way, either pay at least approximately 700 to 800 dollars for good gear, or pay later with an astronomical price in hospital ride, numerous tests, stay, rehab and drugs to kill the pain for a lifetime. I just wish this state would pass a Helmet law. I have seen way too many people hurt on their scooters when cagers pull out in front of them, or claim "I never saw him/her."

Sadly to truth for any US rider. His healthcare situation is likely better than ours in the US. In one of M13's vids a visitor he is giving a tour to crashes and has to go to the hospital. 3 day stay, surgery, broken leg, lacerations the lot. He pulls out the bill and it was $1,300. That would easily be over 20,000 here. I couldn't believe it.
 

VlotoMog

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Very, very true. Me and my friend both have the same opinion amd you'll never find me squiding on my bike. Especially after what I witnessed. Most simple crashes end up a big f#@!?ing deal if the rider doesn't wear the ride clothing. While the opposite is also true in many cases...huuuge collision, just minor scratches.

I'll take clothing over comfort anyday. And with the right clothin you have both.
 

SenorAsssHat

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Holy shit, that was close with that oncoming car... Man that was freaky... I am glad to see he is okay, Get better and get right back on that bike. :D
 
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renegadebiker24

This is my Brand New 2014 Honda CTX 1300
Jul 21, 2013
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Sadly to truth for any US rider. His healthcare situation is likely better than ours in the US. In one of M13's vids a visitor he is giving a tour to crashes and has to go to the hospital. 3 day stay, surgery, broken leg, lacerations the lot. He pulls out the bill and it was $1,300. That would easily be over 20,000 here. I couldn't believe it.
Yep, it is unbelievable the cost of healthcare here in the USA, while other countries have affordable health care. To me, I can blame both the Democrips, and the Rebloodlicans for this mess. I think if Medicare was not privatized, there would be no obamacare, but we can thank our politicians in DC for that PistnRods. Time in next election to vote all Democrips and Rebloodlicans out of office and only vote for independent candidates like Jesse Ventura, if he does run for president, but in the meantime, I think we need to give all Democrips and Rebloodlicans a pink slip with a severance pay of 1 penny per year. LOL :)
 

renegadebiker24

This is my Brand New 2014 Honda CTX 1300
Jul 21, 2013
455
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Springdale, Arkansas
I ride a
2014 Honda CTX 1300
Very, very true. Me and my friend both have the same opinion amd you'll never find me squiding on my bike. Especially after what I witnessed. Most simple crashes end up a big f#@!?ing deal if the rider doesn't wear the ride clothing. While the opposite is also true in many cases...huuuge collision, just minor scratches.

I'll take clothing over comfort anyday. And with the right clothin you have both.
Exactly!!!! Dress for the crash, not the ride, in my opinion.
 
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VlotoMog

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Fwiw, healthcare costs around 200 euros a month per person. Thats about 260 dollhairs. Then there's an "own risk" part per accident...which can range from 150 to 500 euros...which you have to pay if something goes wrong. After that, every penny is for the insurance company. I have had a scooter accident once, and had a broken leg, arm..multiple pictures taken...staid a night in the hospital, was brought in with an ambulance...all insured...no costs.
 

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That is good. I look at wearing gear like this, and this is my opinion:
If in an accident, what will be cheaper in the long run? (What it will probably cost here in the states.)
Estimated 5,000 dollars or 10,000 for a life flight trip to the hospital, another few more thousand dollars for the CAT scans and the results,and the hospital stay with drugs to kill the pain, or reconstuctive surgery depending on the severity of it, and not also to mention the if factor if that person's insurance company will foot the bill or not, despite having to pay a certain deductible. All of this could run into an astronomical amount of money that can put a person into a financial strait that it will take them a while to recover, while the bike repair is minimal compared to that. All of this can be avoided if wearing proper gear when riding. I look at it this way, either pay at least approximately 700 to 800 dollars for good gear, or pay later with an astronomical price in hospital ride, numerous tests, stay, rehab and drugs to kill the pain for a lifetime. I just wish this state would pass a Helmet law. I have seen way too many people hurt on their scooters when cagers pull out in front of them, or claim "I never saw him/her."


People slag off the NHS (free health care) in the UK but after reading your comment. I love it
 

CBRHoonigan

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I cant knock the nhs for what they do, im glad we have them though, just need better funding, you see the horror stories in the us of people being left out of house and home and bankrupt after fighting a big ilness
 

RoninK6

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+100 on the gear. Don't leave home without it! If he was gear-less, you could expect some nice road rash or more. helmet-less... like I saw in Kansas and Oklahoma while I was on vacation (and on the Interstate to boot :eek: !), well ;) :.....
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Shaun_The_Spaceman

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Glad he's okay:). Its always easier to replace gear than skin (less painful too:p)
Seeing your bike lying on the ground is probably the worst feeling a biker could have...:(
 

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