Originally Posted by specialone (Post 2261545)

But, it was kinda self inflicted, you keep asking the devil to dance, eventually he will accept.

Originally Posted by Beddis1 (Post 2035997)

My uncle loosing his life is not a debate to be talked about. It isnt some kind of gossip to be discussed on whether what happened that day was his fault or not. What happened that day will live with my family and my cousin forever and it will also stick with the young woman driving the car involved.

Originally Posted by thulfi (Post 2261556)

But we don't know the exact circumstances behind his accident, so we can't say it was 'kinda' anything just because of a past conviction.

Originally Posted by specialone (Post 2261568)

I dont know the details or wanna know them, but this guy obviously liked speed and just because he wasnt doing excessive speed on the the fatal day doesnt detract from the fact that he rode at higher speeds than was even remotley safe.
Sorry for his families loss i really am, but you are running a higher risk at those speeds.
He didnt just excessively speed on the day he got caught for speeding im sure.
It could happen to any of us, but you do run a greater risk the more risks you take.

Like i said earlier, RIP, really wish it hadnt happened to you or any other biker.

Originally Posted by thulfi (Post 2261556)

But we don't know the exact circumstances behind his accident, so we can't say it was 'kinda' anything just because of a past conviction.

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris (Post 2261598)

Debating and thinking about people who've lost their lives in accidents helps us, the living, to avoid joining them so soon.

It's not meant to be offensive at all, if anything maybe your Uncles loss has saved someone elses life, from something said or thought about in one of these debates.

You have my sympathy.