I thought admin suspension didn't affect insurance rates? Does it have implications for jobs that need a drivers abstract?
The Bad Riders of Ontario Thread
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that's my line of thinking
Here's a winner:
www.ctvnews.ca
Motorcycle thrown 20 feet, man charged, following Brant County crash
A motorcycle driver is facing multiple charges following a serious crash in Brant County on Monday.
www.ctvnews.ca
The bike flew 20 feet? Those are amateur numbers. I've gotten way more than that out of sled on a flat road.Here's a winner:
Motorcycle thrown 20 feet, man charged, following Brant County crash
A motorcycle driver is facing multiple charges following a serious crash in Brant County on Monday.
Malks
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Sometimes there's a reason for your licence suspension, In this case it was to protect himself from himself!Here's a winner:
Motorcycle thrown 20 feet, man charged, following Brant County crash
A motorcycle driver is facing multiple charges following a serious crash in Brant County on Monday.
That guy is working on a Darwin Award.
He failed at that, too
Shouldn't this be in the police thread?
How many motorcycles have you passed that were in the right hand lane? I’d have put it in bad drivers, but I’m lazy today. I leaned the wrong way and put my lower back out.
I don't know if I have ever passed a bike on the right (other than one trapped in HOV while left conventional lane was going faster). Nine times out of ten bikes are going faster than the flow of traffic. Those hanging out are probably in the middle lane (insane imo but not my life).
Dirty Frank
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20 Feet down the road is pretty basic but if he managed 20 feet of altitude on a flat stretch that would be a impressive number.
I got well over 50' horizontally on the sled. I have no idea how high vertically as I was on my own adventure at the time. I was practicing drifting on a windy ice covered road. A little too much gas and I ran out of steering angle and clipped a snowbank. Ejector button pushed at probably 120 kph. When I stopped tumbling I had to look around and find the sled. It landed right way up thankfully. No marks in the snow between launch point and landing. Key was gone and never found.
