BMW Bikers endangering people (one racer dead and a bystander)

**jansky** · January 23rd, 2009 09:01 AM

nakasalubong ko sila last year sa may marcos hway (baguio going to rosario)

**scharnhorst** · January 23rd, 2009 09:05 AM

Originally Posted by carlo_41786

http://www.motorcycleasia.com/forums...t=11996&page=2

http://www.motorcycleasia.com/forums...ad.php?t=11991

:chopper:

Ang yayabang naman nung mga yan. Ginawa pa nilang cager vs. rider yung issue.

**Autobeat** · January 23rd, 2009 09:40 AM

Simply unforgivable - racing in PUBLIC streets, endangering fellow motorists and pedestrians.

**Galactus** · January 23rd, 2009 10:04 AM

Just read the supplied links...hehehe, masyadong defensive yung mga bikers. Pati pagkatao nung letter-sender, pinagdudahan.

I think they should just admit that their (or challenge, as they prefer to call it), was not sanctioned by authorities, and next year, dapat asikasuhin na nila yun, by getting the necessary permits, race marshals, videocameras in strategic places and standby ambulances. They should also sanction bikers who drive recklessly and endanger other motorists.

**shadow** · January 23rd, 2009 10:59 AM

Ariel Primavera left Cehckpoint Sanchez Mira in a jolly mood and was in a group of 3. His buddy in front of him signalled him and the other person to overtake him. In a sweeping curve in the vicinity of Batac, Ilocos Norte, Ariel crashed into the back of a truck parked on the shoulder. He was brought to the hospital where he later passed away.

and they are saying their event was a success?

**alwayz_yummy** · January 23rd, 2009 11:50 AM

mayabang talaga ang mga motorcycle riders, feeling nila palagi pag sila napapansin nating cager, kinukutsya sila...

hay nako, heck, pare pareho lang tayo gumagamit ng kalye.

and masakit nito, nayayabangan ako sa mga riders na di cagers, kasi maaksidente mo or sila ikaw maaksidente ka nila, talo parin tayo mga cagers..sa batas natin, pag involved isang rider at cager, dinidiin yung cager!

i was once a victim of this, kasalanan ng biker- gumitna siya bigla, padating ako, no time to brake, buti bike lang nya durog, pumailalim...delica ko pa naman ang dala ko..swerter din sa bumper siya tumama not sa steel center guard. in the end, the biker admit his fault. pero mga tambay/meron ay gatong, busit! dinidiin na gusto ko patayin tatay nila!

wala akong binigay kungdi pang bayad sa emergewncy ward, pero yung bike, di ko binayaran...

**jeanpierre** · January 23rd, 2009 02:17 PM

Masuwerte sila di kasing loko loko ang pilipino ng mga thai. May area kami dati na dinadaanan pa punta Songkhla, Thailand na may mga motorcycle drivers kami nadadaanan na either putol ang ulo o putol ang katawan. Mantakin ba naman harangan ng wire ang daan. Sa bilis ng patakbo nila di na nila makikita ang wire. Sana naman huwag na nila hintayin mainis ang mga tao sa kanila at may mangyari din sa kanilang ganyan.

**alwayz_yummy** · January 23rd, 2009 02:30 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Masuwerte sila di kasing loko loko ang pilipino ng mga thai. May area kami dati na dinadaanan pa punta Songkhla, Thailand na may mga motorcycle drivers kami nadadaanan na either putol ang ulo o putol ang katawan. Mantakin ba naman harangan ng wire ang daan. Sa bilis ng patakbo nila di na nila makikita ang wire. Sana naman huwag na nila hintayin mainis ang mga tao sa kanila at may mangyari din sa kanilang ganyan.

sometime soon baka may gagawa na din nyan.... ang kinaiinisan ko pang isa yung mga may underbones na yung buga muffler exhaust direcho sa mukha ng pedestrian! minumura ko nga mga yun, amput! ilang beses na ako nadale ng ganyan.

wala akong pake sa mods nya, pera nya yun,pero sana naman, wag nyang i-mount tutok pataas, direcho sa mukha ng pedestrian! kung gusto mya sa mukha nalang nya itutok!

**Autobeat** · January 23rd, 2009 05:46 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

and they are saying their event was a success?

+1. At least six recordable road injuries, and one death.

How can that be considered successful? Safety should have been their first success criteria.

In the first place they should not have been racing in PUBLIC roads. The decision to do their event in public roads together with other motorists and pedestrians already shows their lack of safety awareness.

**danesjr** · January 23rd, 2009 06:35 PM

Originally Posted by Autobeat

+1. At least six recordable road injuries, and one death.

How can that be considered successful? Safety should have been their first success criteria.

In the first place they should not have been racing in PUBLIC roads. The decision to do their event in public roads together with other motorists and pedestrians already shows their lack of safety awareness.

just shows how immature these people are.