"Ben"...another life wasted

**Chip** · March 5th, 2006 03:10 PM

may he rest in peace

kawawa naman yung pamilya nya

**Trials Jpn.** · March 6th, 2006 02:12 AM

Nakikiramay po.

Katulad ng marami ay mahilig din akong mag motor at siguro ay masasabing isa na rin akong veterano o experiensadong rider at karerista. Naniniwala ako na hindi masama at hindi delikado ang pagmomotor ngunit kailangan ay bigyan ito ng sapat ng pag respeto at galang. Mahusay din na alam ng mga rider ang kanilang kakayahan o abilidad at huwag lalampas o maging pasaway o parayaw lalu na sa kalsada dahil hindi lang ang sarili ang inilalagay sa argabyado kundi pati na rin ang buhay ng mga nasa paligid.

Nakikiramay po ulit,
Ronnel de Ramos

**CaMoTe!!!** · March 6th, 2006 04:28 PM

kulang sa pag dessiminate ng education both sa riders at drivers ang government... gaya ng tinuran ni fxt, sobrang dali kumuha ng lisensiya dito sa atin... kumuha ako ng license para sa bike sa US, talagang may actual riding exam, bukod pa sa written... dito sa atin, kung matiyempo ka sa licensing center na maliit, wala na actual, tatanungin ka lang kung marunong ka mag motor.. pag meron naman actual, madalas tricycle ang ginagamit, abante liko lang... kahit nga sa kotse e.. atras abante lang ang exam nila...

tsk tsk tsk...

such a waste... my condolences...

nga pala, naka helmet ba yung bata??? baka di naman umabot sa ganun kung naka correct riding gear siya...

**nicolodeon** · March 6th, 2006 05:34 PM

Update: "Ben" was laid to rest yesterday. In behalf of his family, I would like to thank all of you for your condolences. I'm sure that his mom would appreciate these very much.

*CaMoTe! AFAIK, naka helmet kaso ata yung manipis lang that came with the bike (yung plastic lang). Not much protection.

**CaMoTe!!!** · March 6th, 2006 05:54 PM

yup, not much protection.. dapat nireregulate din yung mga helmets na yan e... sa ibang bansa, di pwede magbenta ng helmet na hindi certified... dito satin kahit sa mga traffic lights may mga naglalako ng mga helmets... minsan nung tinignan ko, may apat na screws pa na naka usli, nakatusok sa ulo mo.. you could just imagine what that screw could do to your head at the slightest pressure on the helmet to your head... literally screwed ka...

**Flagg** · March 7th, 2006 04:07 AM

May nakita me once na helmet binebenta sa daan. Yung may spike parang sa German.

**Fast Eddie** · June 12th, 2006 11:54 AM

when you are on a motor bike you are fighting for survival.
it's a matter of life and death, there is no guarantee.

sabi nga nila kapag nagra-ride ka nang motorsiklo parang
ikaw na rin yung "grim ripper" (yung bungong nakahood na
me dalang kalawit) na nakasakay. isang kamali mo
lang six feet under ang babagsakan mo.

don't have too much fun on your life. life is precious
that cannot be replace back. ingat lang mga brod.

condolense,

**forza1** · June 12th, 2006 12:04 PM

I really feel sorry dun sa mom kasi only son at yun bata naman ang bata pa for him to die.
Tama yun isang forumer, education is the key. Yun mga gustong mag motor mag enroll kayo sa Motor Cycle Safety Foundation, it's worth it, pareho ang tinutura dyan at sa U.S. I took the MSF class to get my license and also learn kahit matagal na ako nag momotor dyan sa pinas. Kasi lahat ng question ko answered nila kasi educated and certified instructor so they know what they are talking about. Hindi katulad ng iba pag may tanong ka sasabihin kasi ganun eh, yun ang turo sakin etc.......

**OTEP** · June 13th, 2006 01:54 AM

Ingat parati. Crashes chose no one. We have patients that are sons of governors (via air lift pa dinala samin) and regular joes (mula probinsya sinakay ng jeepney to Manila).

Considering how relatively well equipped the hospital is, a lot of them still don't survive. Especially the ones without protective gear.