Now this will scare you...
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dallara
Now this will scare you...
Take a look at this:
http://www.sandstorming.com/index.php/2 ... h-pictures
Plenty scary...
Wow!
Dallara
http://www.sandstorming.com/index.php/2 ... h-pictures
Plenty scary...
Wow!
Dallara
This Will Scare you
These pictures have been doing the rounds for a while; the concensus is that they are actually staged, although representing a real life situation, with the intention of shocking sports bike riders into thinking about possible consequences.
Martyn Hillier, Cheltenham, UK.
1979 R100RT, 2013 R1200RT, 2014 R1200R & 2016 R1200RT Iconic.
1979 R100RT, 2013 R1200RT, 2014 R1200R & 2016 R1200RT Iconic.
Re: This Will Scare you
That makes sense. The real ones would have been quite messy.Martyn wrote:These pictures have been doing the rounds for a while; the concensus is that they are actually staged, although representing a real life situation, with the intention of shocking sports bike riders into thinking about possible consequences.
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dallara
I think it's the real deal...
I think it's the real deal...
Yjleesvrr said:
The rider could have been ejected over the car and not ended up "in" it and still hit hard enough for his demise.
Being in the car business, I have seen a large number of severely wrecked vehicles, many of them that involved fatalities, and I have always been surprised how many of them show very little blood or remains. According to the police officers and EMS techs I have asked about this they often said it was different types of blunt force trauma that caused the deaths, so it is possible that the occupants of this car were not necessarily all bloody and ripped apart. They could have simply been crushed.
Who knows?
It could be the real deal, or a re-construction. Either way, it does open your eyes to what *COULD* happen if you smack a car at a high rate of speed...
Cheers!
Dallara
Yjleesvrr said:
If the car were somehow *fixed* to the ground I would agree with you, but givne it is sitting on its tires that have only a limited amount of coeffcient of friction ti woul dhave first started sliding sideways, and then rolled, just as the article said it did. All of this would have been dissipating impact energy.My intuition after studying physics in college tells me that a bike traveling at 150 mph would have gone through the car while being in various states of disintegration, not wound up in it.
The rider could have been ejected over the car and not ended up "in" it and still hit hard enough for his demise.
Being in the car business, I have seen a large number of severely wrecked vehicles, many of them that involved fatalities, and I have always been surprised how many of them show very little blood or remains. According to the police officers and EMS techs I have asked about this they often said it was different types of blunt force trauma that caused the deaths, so it is possible that the occupants of this car were not necessarily all bloody and ripped apart. They could have simply been crushed.
Who knows?
It could be the real deal, or a re-construction. Either way, it does open your eyes to what *COULD* happen if you smack a car at a high rate of speed...
Cheers!
Dallara