Friday, September 05, 2008
Man dies in 239 MPH motorcycle crash
My favorite part of the article is this:
No idea. Really. No clue at all. Honest.
Heeeeeere's yer sign.
Splash, out
Jason
Investigators were not sure what caused Cliff Gullett, of Bozeman, Mont., to lose control of the motorcycle Wednesday during a time trial.
No idea. Really. No clue at all. Honest.
Heeeeeere's yer sign.
Splash, out
Jason
Comments:
Motorcycle injuries and deaths are going up on average because more people are riding them. Probably due to gas prices. When people say motorcycles are dangerous, I can't help but blame all the idiots I see in YouTube videos popping wheelies and standing on the seat at 100 mph. Give me a break.
If this was a time trial, he was on a track. Still, 239 mph is up there for any bike. However, the record is 350 mph at the moment according to this.
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If this was a time trial, he was on a track. Still, 239 mph is up there for any bike. However, the record is 350 mph at the moment according to this.
