Reason # 17 to avoid large group rides...

[George Pollard]

From Boingboing:

"Jim says: "Here's a slideshow made from a set of sequential digital
photos taken of a large motorcycle pileup as it happened along a freeway
somewhere in a Russian city. Paul Bissex converted the original photos to
a slideshow and posted them on neobike.net."

<http://neobike.net/pages/group_hug>

I like the dude with the green backpack on the right. He gets off and
climbs over the center divider to avoid the chaos.

--
George Pollard
BS235
"An organic pain collector, racing to oblivion"
Now playing on my MP3 player:"Fulston Manor Concert" podcast by Vince Bell
There's only 1 RE

[Nemo]

George Pollard wrote:

> From Boingboing:
>
> "Jim says: "Here's a slideshow made from a set of sequential digital
> photos taken of a large motorcycle pileup as it happened along a freeway
> somewhere in a Russian city. Paul Bissex converted the original photos to
> a slideshow and posted them on neobike.net."
>
> <http://neobike.net/pages/group_hug>
>
>
> I like the dude with the green backpack on the right. He gets off and
> climbs over the center divider to avoid the chaos.
>

Sheesh. That isn't a group ride. That's a rolling clusterfuck.

Sure does illustrate why group rides are a lot more comfortable
with folks you know and trust. And I still prefer riding alone
or with one or 2 buds max.

Hey George, You still have the TBird?

I know you are having a beverage cause I just put one on your table <G>.

--
Nemo BS#220 EKIII DOF=No Shit SugarRiverRAT
'72 CB175 Super Sport (deep sixed)
'71 T120R Bonneville (retired)
'95 T309RT Thunderbird "Blue Magoo"

[George Pollard]

Nemo <ne...@mailbug.com> wrote:
: George Pollard wrote:

: Sheesh. That isn't a group ride. That's a rolling clusterfuck.

: Sure does illustrate why group rides are a lot more comfortable
: with folks you know and trust. And I still prefer riding alone
: or with one or 2 buds max.

: Hey George, You still have the TBird?

Yep, but haven't been riding much. It's been just too damn hot here in
Texas for riding to be comfortable. It's thinking about cooling off, now,
but still in the 90s every day.

Before I go too far on it, I gotta take the tank and carb off and clean
them out. The dreaded filler neck paint peeling has caught up to me.
Right now, one of my carbs is blocked up so that cylinder only fires about
a fourth of the time. One of these days I'll either get to work on it or
get it to a shop, or I may just go buy an Electraglide that I won't have
time to ride either.

: I know you are having a beverage cause I just put one on your table <G>.

Thanks, I'll get the next one. How's the chopper coming along?

--
George Pollard BS235
"An organic pain collector, racing to oblivion"

Now playing on my MP3 player:"Mack the Knife" by Johnny Dee and The Rocket
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