Just another daily commute

On my way home from work today, I joined up with a group of riders. One was setup for stunt with the crash bars. I was riding in front and was admiring the stunter sitting on his gas tank while he passed me by on one wheel. I was doing 70 mph. Then the pack hit warp speed but I kept my speed to watch them all go by. The last person didn't make the high speed turn and I watched him ride over the shoulder into the grass medium (it dipped and raised) and up he goes over the other incomming lane. He went airborn. I saw him cartwheel in the air with his bike then lost site of him in a dust cloud. There was no traffic. The others realized one was missing and also saw the dust cloud in their rear mirrors. They all made a u-turn through the medium and stopped at the scene. I also followed and was ready to help. But... the injured rider grabbed his tail section that held his license plate, jumped passenger on the stunt rider's bike and they all took off. I was left there with a thrashed r6 wondering if the bike was stolen. The injured rider had blood running down his forehead. All the riders had helmets with jeans and t shirts. Ahhh, brings back memories... -a|ex

so they just left the 6r sitting there on the side of the road? :wtf: I'm sure there's some good parts left on it to part out on ebay! :lol:

What a sight to have seen:crazy:

And people wonder why the Floridians are a laughing stock at the gap. don't mean to offend you Florida people, but it is a very common thing for Florida stunters to show up at the gap and proceed to make their bikes fly off the side of the mountain. Just ask R1 how many he saw from florida on the side of the road after a drop. Back to the topic, that is odd as hell man. You should of grabbed some parts though. :lol:

And people wonder why the Floridians are a laughing stock at the gap. don't mean to offend you Florida people, but it is a very common thing for Florida stunters to show up at the gap and proceed to make their bikes fly off the side of the mountain. Just ask R1 how many he saw from florida on the side of the road after a drop. Back to the topic, that is odd as hell man. You should of grabbed some parts though. :lol: :iagree: ...like 90% of the sportbike guys that wreck are from Florida!

Crazy story! I would've stolen the valve stem caps of the 6R.

Crazy story! I would've stolen the valve stem caps of the 6R. why those?:lol:

why those?:lol: In case the original owner gets it back he would say, WTF. Where's my valve stem caps at?

In case the original owner gets it back he would say, WTF. Where's my valve stem caps at? :rofl::crazy:

mess with the idle screw, so he can't figure out why it wont start

Crazy stuff and crazy people!

Crazy stuff and crazy people! :iagree: :withstupi

Crazy :scratch:

I stopped by the accident scene this morning. the bike was gone. I figure the cops hauled it away. The bike damage was severe. Front end crushed, front wheel bent, body damaged all over. You can tell it cart wheeled a few times. When I saw it last, it laid 4 ft in front of a telephone pole. I wonder if the rider hit it. The rider was very young. About high school age. I commute that high speed corner everyday. His mistake was starting his turn from the outside and not counter steering the hell out of it. He most likely stood it up as soon as he hit the shoulder. I would estimate his speed at around 120 mph when he went off the road. I know he'd be DOA without that helmet. I was going to go back yesterday with my trailer. But like I mentioned, I think the bike was stolen. I wouldn't want to be caught hauling a stolen bike in the open highway. -a|ex

I stopped by the accident scene this morning. the bike was gone. I figure the cops hauled it away. The bike damage was severe. Front end crushed, front wheel bent, body damaged all over. You can tell it cart wheeled a few times. -a|ex Bet those valve stem caps were in showroom condition!

What a crazy story man. Wow.:crazy:

Bet those valve stem caps were in showroom condition! You crack me up DL :rofl:

all I can say is DAMN :angelhap:

Bet those valve stem caps were in showroom condition! :lol:

what an idiot

Back from the dead....:whore:

:iagree: :whore:

:iagree: :whore: :nana:

I just dont see the point in going through all the effort and risk of stealing a bike then trashing it and leaving.

I just dont see the point in going through all the effort and risk of stealing a bike then trashing it and leaving. Not that I condone it:disapp:, but I would think that's exactly what you do with a stolen bike, or sell it for parts. It's kind of hard to sell a stolen bike whole because of the numbers and title. There was a sand pit where I grew up where everyone whould steal cars, beat on them and then go torch them, for the fun of it. When your young, and it sounds like this guy was, what the hell do you do with a stolen bike?

I don't think he intentionally dumped it at 100 mph.... it was an accident it may not have been stolen.. a lot of times kids have a few beers in them and wreck a car or bike and ditch it and report it stolen so they don't get points on their liscence for an accident if damage was caused...

I don't think he intentionally dumped it at 100 mph.... it was an accident it may not have been stolen.. a lot of times kids have a few beers in them and wreck a car or bike and ditch it and report it stolen so they don't get points on their liscence for an accident if damage was caused... :yup: and it almost never works.

I would leave it and come back, If I F'ed up my bike that bad. After I stoped the bleeding.:cursin:

But if it isn't stolen, couldn't the cops just run the vin and find the owner? That would pretty much make taking the tailsection a waste of time. :2cents:

But if it isn't stolen, couldn't the cops just run the vin and find the owner? That would pretty much make taking the tailsection a waste of time. :2cents: Could have been stolen bike with a good plate to a non stolen bike him or one of his friends own. Cops can run a plate but would know one bike from another.

Could have been stolen bike with a good plate to a non stolen bike him or one of his friends own. Cops can run a plate but would know one bike from another. True and happens allot.