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SuperFlanker
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proper lane-splitting technique?
this is a good tutorial on how to effectively lane-split traffic in states and countries where it is legal. did i say effectively? i meant to say suicidally.... check out the semi truck at around 1:20ish loloolol
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SuperFlanker
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Re: proper lane-splitting technique?
then again at 2:15ish
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Re: proper lane-splitting technique?
Its probably not as dangerous as it looks, I think the video is in FF pace........
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SuperFlanker
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Re: proper lane-splitting technique?
then again at like 2:50ish the closest one of em all
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07-13-2008, 06:19 PM
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LLOYD CHRISTMAS
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Re: proper lane-splitting technique?
Arent motorcycle spose to follow the white dashed lines?
Thats what they are there for right? 
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07-13-2008, 06:20 PM
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Re: proper lane-splitting technique?
No horrific crash? I want my money back!
Idiot.
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Re: proper lane-splitting technique?
That is just plain stupid.
 I split lanes here ,but only when the cars a not moving,like at lights,but never ever like that .
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Re: proper lane-splitting technique?
Quote:
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07-13-2008, 06:21 PM
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Re: proper lane-splitting technique?
I dont care if thats legal anywhere...I think lane splitting is a hazard moreso to the unsuspecting cagger than the bike. Another video that gives our type of motorcycle and rider a bad rep.
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07-13-2008, 06:26 PM
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Re: proper lane-splitting technique?
You do that in Alabama and you will eventually get shot, run down and over or at the least get a a$$ whuppin. It wont work here!
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