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This little phrase speaks volumes for your character. I don't have to say a thing. BTW, welcome to the forum CAD. This truly is the best HomeBrew forum on the www.

:mug: Sorry... just hearing some of these fish stories, and seeing how they change over the course of a thread is quite amusing to me, and the hundred's of other motorcyclists reading this thread. I just try to point out the obvious. No hard feelings.

Let's see.. he was speeding WAY faster than traffic, now it's not faster than 60, and pretty soon it will be around 40, which if I were a better man, would be pretty close to the posted limits on a given city street. Yep, you're story is sounding better and better every day. Now he had time...

wow... you're a bright one alright. So it looks like you've finally figured out what I've been trying to imply the whole time. Congrats on your quick wit.

Yes it does make a difference in my mind. But we are only hearing one side of the story (from a guy leaving a liquor store no less), and I've heard all these comments before. "Man, that guy was flying!", "All motorcycles do is wheelie, and speed", "we should open car doors as they pass", and...

I never said that he wasn't speeding at all. But if he was going as fast as the OP said he was, then the consequences would have been much worse. And this opinion is coming from 23 years of riding experience. You don't walk away from a crash at 40+ MPH with no scrapes, or bruising whatsoever...

Oh this is going to be fun..... So lets see, you didn't see the motorcyclist soon enough to avoid making partial entry into HIS lane, but somehow your lighting observation could deduce his current rate of speed and all the other traffic conditions? Yep, I'm sorry but that's a crock. The...