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ouch, reiterates why wearing gear is a bit more than "just a good idea".

dont read it if your squeemish.

Wow, thats well written.... I had tears well up in my eyes .......... she is so brave!

That was a really good read. Though I did have to skip a few paragraphs

Thanks for posting it.

Holy shit.

It's easy to punch the shit out of squids but geez you have to feel sorry for the poor girl no matter how silly it was. The dumb bastard riding the bike needs a good slap up the side of the head though.

She deserves a bloody medal for getting back on a bike again though.

I feel much better about wearing stupid amounts of gear in ridiculously hot weather already.

I think I'll spend my next couple of days off looking for some overpants suitable to put on over the top of the jeans I wear at work.

She's my "NEW Hero"

What an ordeal she's been through & too too maintain that attitude & actuallly get back out riding her "OWN NEW bike"

Good Find Mike This should be compulsory reading for Everyone not just those involved with motorbikes.

Saw an item about her accident a while back. The guy she was on the bike with had been doing something like 180 MILES an hour when the wind caught her visor.

I'm pleased to see she has started riding again

mohawk miss wrote:Saw an item about her accident a while back. The guy she was on the bike with had been doing something like 180 MILES an hour when the wind caught her visor.

I'm pleased to see she has started riding again

That dude, would find himself tied to my towball and being dragged around for a while if that had of been on of my relatives!

Everytime i read that ( several times over the last year!) i get chills! Regardless how silly she was for getting on the back, it was obviously someone who she thought she could trust! ....WRONG! what a prick !

She is never going to forget that ride! Good to see that she managed to get over it somewhat though!

Pontikat wrote:She's my "NEW Hero"

I suppose someone had to take my place eventually...

Yep that looks bad I at least do dragins and a light jacket for work but dont have too much faith in the jacket.

You still get plentyof bruising and broken bones in leathers too but you dont have to wait for the skin to grow back.

That really makes riding gear worth every penny. She is one brave chick and being able to talk about it may make somebody think twice. I have leathers and for summer a mesh jacket and nothing less than Jeans, my simple rule "no gear no ride".


I take my hat off to her for what she has done.

Thats it wearing full leathers wen eva i get on my bike even to the damn servo.

Nobody's noticed she's pretty tidy?

i forwarded it on to some people i know who dont like to wear gear...

its all too easy to think it wont happen to you or that it wouldnt be as bad as that if it did.

good on her for getting back on the bike.
shes harder than a lot of people i know thats for sure...

bonester wrote:Nobody's noticed she's pretty tidy?

she farking hot, hell even with scars u cant descriminate.... "mutated chicks need loving too"...

poor bugger she is too, she did the wrong thing, and paid a huge price to learn...mind u the rider shoulda been dragged the 552feet she slid..on his nuts...


notice in the last pic shes wearing motox gloves tho??