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By (user no longer on site) OP   
16 weeks ago

Hi all

Not a biker and do not condone speeding.

Hypothetical question here.

If someone's getting a bike up to 140 and so far on 3 occasions 150, what sort of odds do they have of killing themselves or others in an accident?

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By *ellhungvweMan
16 weeks ago

Cheltenham


"Hi all

Not a biker and do not condone speeding.

Hypothetical question here.

If someone's getting a bike up to 140 and so far on 3 occasions 150, what sort of odds do they have of killing themselves or others in an accident?"

Pretty much guaranteed if they hit something.

People like that need to be taken off the road and never given a licence again.

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By *ev_1Couple
16 weeks ago

Bickliegh

Pretty much the same as a car no one should speed in or on any type of vehicle even mobility scooters going around town centres

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By *ittleJohn5Man
16 weeks ago

Wickham Market

Off of dying is pretty high

But the same if in a car or airplane at 150mph

Every thing will kill you.

We all going to die, so do something fun

But do it somewhere save like a race track!

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By *itoall999Man
16 weeks ago

Rhayader

Can ride fast every day of your life..

But life is going to be very short

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By *ncubus666Man
16 weeks ago

Buntingford

There’s a place for that. It’s called a racetrack and track days are widely available for those that want them.

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By *hromosexualsCouple
16 weeks ago

Near Abercynon

I've ridden around that speed a few times, where it was legal, and I'm not dead yet.

Mr

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By *itoall999Man
16 weeks ago

Rhayader

Thats the point, where it’s legal

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By *untime40400Man
16 weeks ago

Christchurch

No comment

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By *oontuneMan
16 weeks ago

Menston

Them ambulances go like stink.

They must be well deadly.

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By *cott14Man
16 weeks ago

Essex & SW Exeter/Taunton

It’s not speed that kills , it’s inappropriate speed that kills

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By *oomarangMan
16 weeks ago

Chester

I’ve come off a bike doing 140mph and I’m still here it’s not the falling off it’s what you hit at that speed I slid for a few 100 meters in the tarmac in my leathers to a gradual stop

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By *onstellation40Man
14 weeks ago

Devizes

It's not the speed that kills, it's the slowing down!

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By *ainbow_RoadWoman
14 weeks ago

Brighton

On a track, fairly low. On the m25, better have a donor card

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By *unandadventureMan
14 weeks ago

Localish

It's the suddenly stopping bit that gets you.

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By *oppadocMan
14 weeks ago

haggis country

Think at 150 mph you travel length of football pitch in 1.3 seconds .

I understand people not agreeing with speeding on a bike . But until you do . The experience is profound .

I am super sensible now . But I did lose licence travelling 140 . (Was going a fair bit quicker)

I must say this was always on extremely quiet roads in north Scotland.

Actually not quite as good as sex . But in that area . Lol

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By *alalilly4uTV/TS
14 weeks ago

stratford upon avon

wow bucket list , not a 150 but just a ride on a big throbbing bike in my fishnets mini skirt and heelz through a crowded city centre mmmmmmm anyone help me out .....

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By *ou and jonCouple
14 weeks ago

Northampton

Totally agree speed is not for everyone but at 150 / 160 there's not much like it to get your heart rate pumping

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By *utocraft001Man
14 weeks ago

Halifax


"Totally agree speed is not for everyone but at 150 / 160 there's not much like it to get your heart rate pumping "

Indeed

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By *ony-JonesMan
14 weeks ago

Gillingham

When you traveling along the tarmac face down after being knocked off at 50mph you wouldn't believe how scarey that is.

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By *ree-dom69Man
14 weeks ago

park gate

As said above I hurt myself a lot more at slow speeds than quick

The slide doesn’t kill you it’s what you hit while sliding

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By *athers123Man
14 weeks ago

Harpenden

To answer very literally, IN an accident the odds are probably quite high. We'd need to know the number of bike accidents at 150 and the number of deaths this resulted in. Doesn't take a lot of imagination to guess the answer to this.

What are the odds of having an accident? Who knows? We'd need to know the number of journeys that involve going 150 and the number of accidents that resulted. I'd say not that high but we'd all be incriminating ourselves if we were to log it for the national office of statistics. Sportsbikes can get from 70 to 150 in maybe about 5 to 8 seconds and back to 70 in maybe the same. So in a 10 second window what could possibly go wrong?

They can also stay at 150 for about 20 minutes before they run out of fuel (or road) so quite a lot could go wrong.

Anecdotes about 1 person doing 180 every day and living or someone going 50 once and having an accident aren't odds and aren't statistics, they're anecdotes.

You're worried about someone and that's a fact. The only fact that's relevant really. But don't we all worry about someone for a while variety of reasons.

I'd say bikes and speed can be addictive but a lot of things can be addictive and bad for you. I'd also say you can grow out of it...hopefully.

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By *inceIlkestonMan
14 weeks ago

Ilkeston


"Hi all

Not a biker and do not condone speeding.

Hypothetical question here.

If someone's getting a bike up to 140 and so far on 3 occasions 150, what sort of odds do they have of killing themselves or others in an accident?"

This summer 5 bikers died in two incidents in Derbyshire on the same weekend. What do you fancy your chances are. I ride responsibly and according to the conditions.

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By *inceIlkestonMan
14 weeks ago

Ilkeston


"To answer very literally, IN an accident the odds are probably quite high. We'd need to know the number of bike accidents at 150 and the number of deaths this resulted in. Doesn't take a lot of imagination to guess the answer to this.

What are the odds of having an accident? Who knows? We'd need to know the number of journeys that involve going 150 and the number of accidents that resulted. I'd say not that high but we'd all be incriminating ourselves if we were to log it for the national office of statistics. Sportsbikes can get from 70 to 150 in maybe about 5 to 8 seconds and back to 70 in maybe the same. So in a 10 second window what could possibly go wrong?

They can also stay at 150 for about 20 minutes before they run out of fuel (or road) so quite a lot could go wrong.

Anecdotes about 1 person doing 180 every day and living or someone going 50 once and having an accident aren't odds and aren't statistics, they're anecdotes.

You're worried about someone and that's a fact. The only fact that's relevant really. But don't we all worry about someone for a while variety of reasons.

I'd say bikes and speed can be addictive but a lot of things can be addictive and bad for you. I'd also say you can grow out of it...hopefully.

"

Fuck me. 8 seconds to stop when someone pulls out on you! Your dead.

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