@Mathew, Yeah, it looks impressive. But then accidents do not announce their arrival! Given the state of emergency services in our country it is best to either die on the spot or escape relatively unscathed (i.e, able to at least walk). In-between will be like hell - slow, painful death.
I used to read or listen about horrific accidents involving bikers - so horrible that it looks almost unbelievable. But it takes us to witness personally the aftermath of only one such accident to feel the raw fear, repulsion and basically the goriness of the entire thing to know that, yes, the unbelievable can happen. Ever seen a man wrapped around the tyres of a truck? I saw it and it was ghastly...eerie. This is what makes me really angry to see bikers ride the way they do - on what basis do they assume that nothing can happen to them?
If you look at statistics you will find that the maximum fatalities (purely related to vehicular accidents) belong to bikers, which is natural - between a truck and a bike, the latter stands no chance in the event of a collision.
@Omkar, I don't know when bikers will learn. I mean do they not feel sense of fear or doom when they read about some biker meeting a horrible fate?
S = k.I^2, where S is the amount of stupidity a species possesses, I is the intelligence the species has and k is the universal constant of stupidity.
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