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The John Norwich Riders CornerIn honour of our fellow moderator: John Norwich R.I.P. September 17th, 2014
Buy, sell, trade bikes and gear, set up bike rallies, meet discussions. #revscenebikes
reminder to all riders, be extra vigilant at intersections and left turner. Just this week alone, there was a fatality in Burnaby and a serious crash in Richmond.
Looks like another anniversary edition Yamaha headed for the scrap yard. Hope the rider didn't get too f'd up, he looked to rag doll through the air pretty good there.
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Position three, weave, flash headlights, go through with a car (if possible) and brake then make eye contact before crossing. Acting like you're another car will get you hit. You might be right but you'll be dead right.
Position three, weave, flash headlights, go through with a car (if possible) and brake then make eye contact before crossing. Acting like you're another car will get you hit. You might be right but you'll be dead right.
I'm on the fence about flashing my high beams at drivers though. Sometimes it can mean HEY LOOK OUT. sometimes it means GO AHEAD.
I usually just turn on my high beams and weave into position 3 as I approach the intersection.