http://www.bikeradar.com/news/article/dude-it-was-gnarly-i-thought-i-was-dead-20027
No, helmet either...
No, helmet either...
I would tend to agree. Not sure what she was thinking with that combo, I'm surprised the officer doesn't want to charge her. She should at least pay for the damage to the truck, I know it sounds kind of mean but seems to me that she was completely responsible for the accident.dowst said:1) Listening to music while riding road.
2) Not wearing a helmet.
3) Riding on the wrong side of the road.
She seems like a pretty cool chick, but I really don't feel all that bad for her.
You do realize that like 99% of ALL pro mountain bike racers ride on the road right? Even whoever your super hero heartthrob may be.saturnine said:plus, roadies always deserve to get hit - no matter what the circumstance.
Having experienced the same (changing sides you drive on) when first change over its not the conscious decisions that are dangerous, but the sub conscious ones, ie the "instinct" reactions.mykel said:She's from across the pond dontcha know...
To her, she WAS on the correct side of the road.
Also you do realize that she is the female DH mountain bike world champion right? She's not a roadie, not by a long shot.saturnine said:plus, roadies always deserve to get hit - no matter what the circumstance.
anyone on a road bike is a roadie at that given momentClutchman83 said:Also you do realize that she is the female DH mountain bike world champion right? She's not a roadie, not by a long shot.
Except Sam Hill(dont worry fanboys!) who only rides moto b/c hes badass. But is also probably why he sucks on pedally courses and is a slow sprinter lol.his dudeness said:You do realize that like 99% of ALL pro mountain bike racers ride on the road right? Even whoever your super hero heartthrob may be.