Had two cars turn left in front of me yesterday.

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Bmarchant

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PROFLYER said:
If more bikers drug more cagers out of their cars and beat their fucking teeth in--more cagers would watch for bikers.

I had some little asian fuck in an Acura come over into my lane and squeeze me into a curb almost (left turn lane, he didn't even look). I honked, he threw his hand out the window. Everyone is tough in a cage or behind a keyboard. I put the kickstand down, walked up to said window and punched him in the face about 5 times while I held him by his shirt. I then pounded his head into his steering wheel and twisted it around to show him where to look next time. His girl sat there terrified. Walked back to bike and rode around him.

I promise now he checks his blind spot.
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That's AWESOME!!!! I made a 25 year old pee himself doing the same thing two years ago. I pulled him through the drivers window, and he pee'd.

Making them think is exactly why I'm doing that now. They don't learn from a close call. Pull them through the window, and maybe the next time they see a bike, they will figure its not worth it.

Yes, I know there is always someone bigger and badder, but 45 years of Shotokan, and carrying a Smith & Wesson M&P 40 in the small of my back allows me to handle any situation.
 
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Bmarchant said:
That's AWESOME!!!! I made a 25 year old pee himself doing the same thing two years ago. I pulled him through the drivers window, and he pee'd.

Making them think is exactly why I'm doing that now. They don't learn from a close call. Pull them through the window, and maybe the next time they see a bike, they will figure its not worth it.

Yes, I know there is always someone bigger and badder, but 45 years of Shotokan, and carrying a Smith & Wesson M&P 40 in the small of my back allows me to handle any situation.
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He actually pissed himself? Ok that's so much better than a bloody mouth!
 
PacoPetty

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Th3InfamousI said:
People ask why I don't ride to work. There are multiple reasons, but considering I'm only 10 miles from work and have to take the two busiest highways in Dallas there just is no reason. 10 miles of riding is not really riding and to do in traffic is a waste.

I'll sit in the truck with the windows down and the radio on and watch everyone get into fender bender around me.

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That Dallas traffic is no joke!
 
Jersey Big Mike

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Hey before I got my Big Dog I used to commute to work on bicycle and if you think we get no respect -- try a bicycle some time.

I had one day where I entered the circle doing about 20-22mph (as was most of the vehicular traffic) and had a newish mustang cut me off and turn left right in front of me -- I know he saw me. Well at the time the cleats for my bike shoes were metal. I planted one foot when I stopped and got the other leg up as I slide towards the car -- I hit and stayed up and the cleat dragged all the way from the front of the passenger door to part of the rear quarter panel -- Now he's annoyed and stops - Gets out and starts to yell. I dropped the bike and stood up (6ft 250lbs) He left before I could get near him.

Was out today following my buddy - guy pulls into our lane where my boy let him thru - goes to the center lane, changes his mind and back to left lane almost nailing my buddy in front of me - missed him by about 1 foot. It's why I go the long way out of town normally even when travelling North -- the South route to the back roads is safer even though it can add 45 minutes -- rather be safe and clam.

Glad to hear you're ok dude -- bottom line that's what matters. And the K-9 will maneuver better than expected in those scenarios -- I know I've had mine completely sideways in the road and got it back -- Rather not try that again though...
 
Th3InfamousI

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Jersey Big Mike said:
Hey before I got my Big Dog I used to commute to work on bicycle and if you think we get no respect -- try a bicycle some time.

I had one day where I entered the circle doing about 20-22mph (as was most of the vehicular traffic) and had a newish mustang cut me off and turn left right in front of me -- I know he saw me. Well at the time the cleats for my bike shoes were metal. I planted one foot when I stopped and got the other leg up as I slide towards the car -- I hit and stayed up and the cleat dragged all the way from the front of the passenger door to part of the rear quarter panel -- Now he's annoyed and stops - Gets out and starts to yell. I dropped the bike and stood up (6ft 250lbs) He left before I could get near him.

Was out today following my buddy - guy pulls into our lane where my boy let him thru - goes to the center lane, changes his mind and back to left lane almost nailing my buddy in front of me - missed him by about 1 foot. It's why I go the long way out of town normally even when travelling North -- the South route to the back roads is safer even though it can add 45 minutes -- rather be safe and clam.

Glad to hear you're ok dude -- bottom line that's what matters. And the K-9 will maneuver better than expected in those scenarios -- I know I've had mine completely sideways in the road and got it back -- Rather not try that again though...
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To get south of Dallas, often times I go north first. Adds about 80 miles but I'm okay with it

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Bmarchant

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BWG56 said:
With 20 or so cars in the state he was prolly related to the cop.;)
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That can actually happen here. I know it sounds funny, but the town that happened to only has 29,000 people. 10 police officers. My high school graduating class had 26 kids in it.
 
Bmarchant

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What a difference it is on the Big Dog site, compared to the Vtwin forum. They have me as the bad guy because I had a problem with what these two drivers did. The only reason I'm still alive, or not in the hospital is I raced dirt bikes as a teen, and did the Keith Code Superbike School in my 20s. It's why I've been a member here since 2009 ....thx everyone for the support. You guys are the best on the web.
 
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