said by darkworlds :

that it is. While I do not hope the guy driving the motorcycle is dead, he if badly injored did deserve it. Because most people on those kind of bikes tend to go to fast, and be dumb about doing it. Simple cause and effect. Sadly that other car got involved.

said by Omega :

That's country's emergency services must really suck.

At least 7 minutes went by, and you couldn't even hear sirens at 7:14 of the video.

It looked like a less-populated area, but given the amount of traffic passing by, they could not have been to far from a populated place.

said by Omega :

That's country's emergency services must really suck.

At least 7 minutes went by, and you couldn't even hear sirens at 7:14 of the video.

It looked like a less-populated area, but given the amount of traffic passing by, they could not have been to far from a populated place.

said by jig :

2) he was awfully close to the car for him to have been going 90. he was moving, but probably closer to 60-65.

said by Tommyastro :

That looked nasty. I never liked motorcycles myself. I heard too many horror stories from my mother when she was alive about what some of those guys look like after an accident. She worked in a hospital for 30 years. This is one reason. If you thought that was disturbing you'd better not go to ogrish.com then.

Looks like he died, I thought I heard one of the 2 guys say "spirit" when they were checking him out for a heart beat.

Tom

said by jjjayb :

Because the odds are many times as great to die from an auto crash. Motorcycles have no protection other than the helmet, and if you want to call your riding leathers protection.
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said by cmhbob :

I ride for a living.

I only got about 2 minutes into the video, but it looks like the driver of the car was at fault, in that it appears (based on location of the car, and most damage to the car, as well as the location of the yellow bike) that the car made a left turn in front of the bike.

Darkworlds, stow it. Most bike crashes happen because drivers in "cages" (cars & trucks) don't pay attention to what's going on around them, and so don't see the bike until it's too late. I ride a black & white motorcycle with yellow flashing lights on the front, and I still hear people say "I didn't see you."

One of my co-workers got hit a couple of months ago, totalling the bike. Bike black Honda Goldwing. Yellow and white strobes on the front. He's wearing a safety yellow vest. Woman coming out of a driveway looked right at him, and still made a left turn across him.

It's not usually the biker's fault.

said by yj4x4 :

And I'm so sick of moronic teenies who drive their boom box ricers at double or triple the speed limit, weave in and out of traffic, change lanes directly in front of you at a intersection because the lane is empty and they gotta be first one out when the light changes, don't make full stops, etc. Some of those guys desirve to get wrecked.

said by Bobcat :

I thought road-kill wasn't allowed in this forum.

said by Vamp :

There are several points in the video where you can see that the guy's face is really f-ed up and swollen. Also his entire right side is deformed. The only thing keeping him in one piece is his power-ranger suit. That video even bothered me.
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said by copperdoctor :

Ok, maybe its just me but what S.O.B decided walking around with a camera at a time like this was a good idea?

Anyway, remind me not to go there on vacation and get hurt, not only is there zero emergency help, but the people seem to be more concerned about wandering around doing nothing that helping.

said by RacerChuck :

About 15 years ago, I started to race a KZ900 with my Buick Grand National, but took my foot out of it at about 70 MPH after it was clear the bike was way faster than me.

The guy on the bike continues to accelerate hard and tries to beat a light that I saw turn to yellow.

I estimate he was probably doing about 120 MPH when He T-Bones a Poor lady in a Pontiac Grand Am who never saw him coming.

Both of them were killed, and the Pontiac was bent in half as if it slid sideways into a telephone pole.

The wreckage looked alot like the one in that video, except the rider was almost unrecognizable.

said by RacerChuck :

About 15 years ago, I started to race a KZ900 with my Buick Grand National, but took my foot out of it at about 70 MPH after it was clear the bike was way faster than me.

The guy on the bike continues to accelerate hard and tries to beat a light that I saw turn to yellow.

I estimate he was probably doing about 120 MPH when He T-Bones a Poor lady in a Pontiac Grand Am who never saw him coming.

Both of them were killed, and the Pontiac was bent in half as if it slid sideways into a telephone pole.

The wreckage looked alot like the one in that video, except the rider was almost unrecognizable.