*RIP Jason* Reminder lads and lasses

***R.I.P***

 

shit, another life lost on a bike because of carelessness on both parts, unfortunately I see it all the time, not only teenagers, not only on the road but it brings it home when you witness an event like this, how if it was 3 seconds later, it could be you.

R.I.P.

Let this be a reminder to everyone, no matter how good you think you are on a bike, there will always be something to catch you out. ride defensively, keep safe.

 

RIP

 

thinkin of selling mine now

 

RIP..

 

dont let this put you off


if your a biker you will have to deal with these accidents caused by careless ness.. turn this into a lesson to everyone, rather than pack up and sell your bike...if one person packed up and sold their bike for every person who has dies on a bike.. there would be no bikes left

just let this be a lesson to everyone

you are not immune from CUNTS who think ther are god's driving gift and fly through residential roads at 80

 

i can see why you are thinking of doing, but would you never fly on holiday again if there was a plane crash, would you never get in a car again if you witnessed a serious accident, would you never use the stairs again if you saw someone fall down and seriously injure themselves?

i'm not trying to be heartless here, i'm just making the point that life is dangerous, do what you enjoy, i would rather die in a bike accident aged 20 than in a pool of my own urine aged 90.

Seriously think about selling your bike, think about what you will do for transport. It may be that you can't face getting back on a bike, talk to someone who will listen, it will help make up your decision.

once again, RIP Jason

 

i tryed wobbly i cant ride it
started it up at the house put a helmet on and went up the street i just burst into tears

 

Then that's your decision, we must all respect that.

i know a friend of mine who was killed on his bike on a road we both knew very well, it took me a long time to ride that stretch of road again.

 

fuck

RIP

 

things can easily scar your mind, have had expiriences myself, as have alot of people. like wobbly said, do what you enjoy, if you dont want to ride anymore then dont, but dont live in fear it will happen to you, you can still cross the road and get hit by a car. life is based on chances.

am sorry about your friend though, and that you had to see it.

 

R.I.P

 

shit :msn1:

r.i.p

 

the twat in the car will be looking at death by dangerous driving now? youll probably have to be a witness?

in all fairness i think im gonna have a car when im 17, one of my ped riding mates shattered his kneecap 3 months ago still recovering, sick of the cold, wet, the pisstaking, the chavs what play chicken and try n rob me bike, more hassle than its worth

rip tho dude

 

personally i am sticking to my bikes (yes i know i've got a full driving liscence and a land-rover), but theres something real about being on a bike, no protection from the tin shell round you, it makes you more aware, if people were made to spend a year on a bike there would be less road deaths by car drivers who have no consideration for other road users.

 

R.I.P

you lot dont know what your parents go through when your on a bike obviously.

 

yeah cudent agree more. learning road sense and respect for others on road at a young age is very important.

 

very few of us will no what your going through right now, but possible for some piece of mind i think we will all pay attention when riding and where all the protection we can from hearing this bad news

its upto you whether your going to stay in the scooter scene but do what you thinks best and keep chatting away on here

R.I.P.

 

R.I.P

 

R.I.P