http://www.nloc.net/forum/showthread...threadid=58268

 

Woah, did you see the helmet stuck in that truck's grill? Ouch.

 

that's some pretty fu@ked up *****.....i was on my way home from my parents this past summer, route 8 in CT, all of a sudden a guy on a bike goes past me (maybe like 10 or 15 mph faster than me ...and i was going 80), about 3 miles up the road cars started braking. I got up there to see this guy's bike just coming to a stop from skidding about 200 feet....he was in a heap on the OTHER side of the jersey barrier. I pulled over and was the second person there. No helmet (in CT you don't have to wear one), long sleeve shirt, jeans and loafers...that's right loafers. The guy had road rash all over his body. The impact must have been so hard it ripped his pants and shirt right off! Both legs were obviously broken (and his ankle bone was showing) and so was his left arm (humorous, not the forearm), his nuckles were all broken, bones exposed and he was bleeding from his head, nose and ears....medics came and i left....never did find out if he died or not....but after seeing that i have NO desire to get a bike.

 

I've always wanted a bike, but after seeing this ill force myself never to get one.

 

l-menace

What a wake up call I am a street racer but I never race in trafic.

 

That goes beyond the realm of "donorcycles"
as my wife the nurse calls 'em ...

I prefer my 5000 pound truck, thank you ...

 

good that was my intent. I know the pics are graphic, but if this is in the back of your head, maybe one day you'll think twice about going at it in traffic.

 

looks like something off of rotton.com

 

That site is the best

 

LEARN from the pics

 

The damage to the guy wearing sandals is an exact reason why you wear full gear when on a bike. He wouldn't have the road rash, bare ankle bones, busted up knuckles, and as much head trauma if he had been wearing gloves, boots, leathers, and a helmet.

P.S. Thank you Gator for making this post not work/home safe.

 

aww dude, don't post that on here...

I at least gave notice that it was graffic and a chance to not see it....

C'mon... remove =that pic

 

you beat me by 1 second.

 

My 6 year Old Nephew just seen the pic and is grosed out. This is a forum for truck info not making its members sick by accidently scrolling across gorre like that

 

DONT post the pics here -

I will ( did ) remove them

Thanks - Please drive thru ..