hot biker chick takes nasty fall
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been there done that
92civicb18b1
The Trisexual
I usually don't have a problem looking at gruesome pictures but that was bad.
Turbo&Auto
Nick Go FAST!!
that was rough man. She did the lil hip bruise shot, perv me was like OOH ass 
then I scrolled a lil further and damn near lost my lunch. Thats just nasty!!!
then I scrolled a lil further and damn near lost my lunch. Thats just nasty!!!
The hip shot was nice...
I thought this was going to be the girl who fell off the back of her boyfriend's bike from a few years ago.
I thought this was going to be the girl who fell off the back of her boyfriend's bike from a few years ago.
Celerity
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Well not "feel bad" but to kick her while she's down ? You learned a lesson, and now she will.
I haven't learned my lesson, I can't walk around in most bike shoes (I can ride with them, obviously) so I wear either work boots or sneakers (Rarely sneakers, but I've worn sandals too)
And to get the foam SPRAYING out of your mouth, I sometimes ride without a brain bucket I rarely wear my riding pants (Unless I'm planning a long trip, I should be wearing them to Clayton's house this saturday)(not only for safety, but because I look damned good in them) and I mostly don't wear gloves.
Depends on the riding experience that I'm looking for that day.
I haven't learned my lesson, I can't walk around in most bike shoes (I can ride with them, obviously) so I wear either work boots or sneakers (Rarely sneakers, but I've worn sandals too)
And to get the foam SPRAYING out of your mouth, I sometimes ride without a brain bucket
I rarely wear my riding pants (Unless I'm planning a long trip, I should be wearing them to Clayton's house this saturday)(not only for safety, but because I look damned good in them) and I mostly don't wear gloves. Depends on the riding experience that I'm looking for that day.
Well not "feel bad" but to kick her while she's down ? You learned a lesson, and now she will.
I haven't learned my lesson, I can't walk around in most bike shoes (I can ride with them, obviously) so I wear either work boots or sneakers (Rarely sneakers, but I've worn sandals too)
And to get the foam SPRAYING out of your mouth, I sometimes ride without a brain bucket
Depends on the riding experience that I'm looking for that day.
Hope you don't crash...
Celerity
Well-Known Member
So do I ! I hope no one crashes. A helmet, and other riding gear is essential to avoid certain injuries. You're GOING to be BETTER OFF with any one of the gear items.
But I ALWAYS wear a helmet when I'm riding a horse. Do you know people who don't ? Autocrosses and track events require helmet - even though an autocross never goes faster than like 30 mph. Yet, are you wearing a helmet in your car on the way home ?
Why not ?
You see all the gear that's out there WILL HELP YOU in any condition, any accident. Your choice to wear that gear is a perogative. And that Perogative is protected in CT (We have no helmet law anymore). At the risk of sounding ignorant as hell, There is a saying when choosing a helmet for the ride : "You want an open casket funeral, or a closed one?"
It's a bit ignorant, but if you look deeper into it, it raises a point. People pretend that by not using full safety gear, you're tempting fate and tempting an incident. This is false. That's like thinking that people don't die in Volvos. It actually happens more times than not.
But I ALWAYS wear a helmet when I'm riding a horse. Do you know people who don't ? Autocrosses and track events require helmet - even though an autocross never goes faster than like 30 mph. Yet, are you wearing a helmet in your car on the way home ?
Why not ?
You see all the gear that's out there WILL HELP YOU in any condition, any accident. Your choice to wear that gear is a perogative. And that Perogative is protected in CT (We have no helmet law anymore). At the risk of sounding ignorant as hell, There is a saying when choosing a helmet for the ride : "You want an open casket funeral, or a closed one?"
It's a bit ignorant, but if you look deeper into it, it raises a point. People pretend that by not using full safety gear, you're tempting fate and tempting an incident. This is false. That's like thinking that people don't die in Volvos. It actually happens more times than not.
