MisterBasket
9/7/2006 1:17:47 PM
rancidf4i
9/7/2006 1:33:32 PM
Hadnt seen that , i think its funny when they say "the driver would still lose his legs", i would rather be dead than completly paralized. Make sense on the goldwing or other type of style bikes.
DThompson
9/7/2006 2:42:43 PM
They said the driver would have still "broken" his lower legs, not lose them.
spdrmns
9/7/2006 6:42:15 PM
wow, hondas really got somthing here! this could really save lives! im glad i live in the 21st century!
and with todays medical tech. people with broken legs usually make a FULL recovery unless they screwed up somthing other then bone.... an example of broken bones is evil kanevil! hes proly broken both legs like 10 times!
NOchknstrips
9/8/2006 12:20:02 AM
Thats kinda kool. I wonder what speed triggers it. I would hate that jolt at like 10-15 mph. It might hurt a bit.
Leveltwo
9/8/2006 1:29:07 AM
damn, we are on the wrong kind of bike for this
FATHEADS1KRR
9/13/2006 5:03:33 PM
Would have def helped when an angry soccer mom gave me a brake check on the hwy doin 70 !! My fault too (obv), but there are at least as many people who don't like bikes as don't pay attention to em at all.
N8 Dawg
9/13/2006 6:16:45 PM
quote:
ORIGINAL: rancidf4i
Hadnt seen that , i think its funny when they say "the driver would still lose his legs", i would rather be dead than completly paralized. Make sense on the goldwing or other type of style bikes.
It said he would break them....not lose them? and I would rather have broken my lower legs then to break my neck.........
Syphen
9/13/2006 11:57:13 PM
broken legs = few months casted up. Broken neck = possible paralysis.
rrasco
9/14/2006 10:54:47 AM
ninetyfivehp
9/14/2006 7:41:58 PM
when is honda gonna step it up and equip the giodwing with crappers?
