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Pix of what you hung off the tree of shame! Did the front just tuck on you? Were you trail braking?
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I killed a squirrel on Sunday, little fucker just kept doing a zip-zap back and forth in the street. I'm not changing my line for something that small and he zipped when he should have zapped and I felt the thunk of running him over. Friend behind me said I shot him up and spun him pretty good. Yeah, dogs, deer, big animals? Swerve. Small things like squirrels and stuff, keep on trucking.
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Sep 25, 2009 22:29
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Yeah and turtles aren't all zip zapping and looking confused. Dodge turtles people. Hell pull over, stop, and put them off the road. I like turtles, squirrels, not so much. edit: Revenant, yeah it didn't hit my buddy, that would have made for a pretty good story though. I think he went into the other lane.
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Sep 26, 2009 03:13
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Oh that suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks.  edit: Tsaven Nava, lollin at turtle 3 that thing was hauling assss.
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Sep 26, 2009 19:52
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Z3n posted:State Farm covers trackdays. Many insurance providers cover street bikes used at trackdays, just like they'd cover an accident at an MSF ERC. Training courses are usually considered legit for claims. Double and triple check on this. In OK state farm does not cover track days. Might differ from state to state but if they say they do, get that poo poo in writing. Friend of mine talked to his rep who said they did cover track days, wadded his bike at a track day, insurance said "What? We don't pay out for track days" and he had to have battle royal with them and lost. So yeah, definitely get this in writing before thinking they'll actually pay.
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