haven't checked the statistics.A skydive is a brief affair, carefully planned, involving well trained participants who are all fully aware of eachother. Compared to riding a motorcycle which could last for hours, involves lots of highly unaware

Very informative and packed with good advice.:smoke: I'm sure lots of you will enjoy it.www.carbibles.com/bikes.html Interesting take on the "it's all car drivers fault" argument. Would love to see where he gets his statistics from, as I could have

Hi, I've put my bike up on ebay so all the blurb is available there.Basic statistics are:~20800miles (33335kms)Jap import, 5 previous owners. Black but with 1 gold, 1 purple stripe down the fairing instead of every other black 3TJ I have seen with 2

When a poll is posted, do you ever bother actually pressing the vote button or having a look at the statistics. Do yuo actually give a flying toss about the numbers or are you just interested in the comments and argy bargy of posts on the actual

attention? Should be in *Can of Worms* section. just seems silly to have all these different sections when people dont use them. QuoteDribbled by Zappa153just seems silly to have all these different sections when people dont use them.Have you statistics

How to solve all those disputes about 'was it Ago or Hailwood that won the 350cc cpampionship that year.' And much much more.see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Prix_motorcycle_racingat the bottom of the page are links to each years statistics

themselves in a collision with a careless driver. Unfortunately, due to the unfair matchup between a car and a bicycle, statistics show that the cyclist usually sustains the most severe injuries. Bikers who find themselves on the wrong side of a “door prize

in the last year. That makes you statistically much more likely to make another one. Hence you pay a higher premiumDon't want to be too snotty but it's not exactly rocket science, no one is ripping you off here. You just have to keep ringing round. Dodgy

the cameras; it seems that statistics proove that they have really made a huge difference in road safety in that they have saved a great deal of lives so far. The only thing they've done for me is cause stress, pannicking for a few weeks because I've done

of the US with inexperienced, untrained, and incompetent riders speeding and trying to stunt and becoming accident statistics. I suppose the authorities have decided rider education hasn't worked and have taken a more drastic approach. Where's the problem