Posted by Frantz on June 08, 2019 at 07:04:02 from (72.95.34.25):
In Reply to: Deer and motorcycle posted by Geo-TH,In on June 07, 2019 at 15:29:14:
I hit and killed a deer with an 86 Honda Shadow a little over a decade ago. 1 am coming home from bowling with a 16# ball in my backpack. She was in the road and moved off. I looked for more and seeing none got back on the throttle. I think it echoed off the tree line because she turned around from the hill she had climbed and jumped right in front of me with not enough time to stop. I flew over the handlebars and my forward momentum was stopped with her body so I go relatively little road rash. It broke my collar bone and I was shook up but otherwise came out pretty darn lucky. Hit my head pretty hard and screwed up my helmet, but I do credit it with preventing pretty bad injuries. I always used a 3/4 helmet and found them to be a nice compromise of comfort and protection, it did it's job that night. Owned another bike since but now I have a 6 year old daughter and figure the farming is enough danger, I don't need to risk more with a bike.
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