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Bill,
Being a bike rider, I can relate to that
accident. Exactly the same thing happened to me when a Woman pulled out in
front of me. I T-boned
here in the safest
place on a car - the front wheel arch. In My case they couldn't separate
the bike from the car. I'm guessing you wet over the bonnet - you will have
some sore muscles after that stunt.
I hope the bike is OK!
George ( down under)
Bill,
I am glad that you are
OK. I know that had to hurt.
Bob Perkinson
I wasn't wearing a helmet, because we did not intend the bike to even
move!
We were spinning the tire in soapy water. The tire
unexpectantly gripped, (water ran out?) and launched the bike. I couldn't
get it shut down as quickly as I would have liked. I had to release the
front brake to fully untwist the throttle. I then managed to slow it down to
about 20 mph.
The positive message here is that when we crunched the
battery pack, NOTHING happened. No smoke. No flames. Not even sparks. Not
only are these cells more powerful, they are the safest possible for
automobiles.
Also, there was NO ONE in front of the bike or in the
possible trajectory of the bike.
Bill Dube
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