[WayneS]

Here’s one not on the list:

Handle a blowout... of the FRONT tire on a motorcycle traveling at 125 mph.

[SZonian]

That one’s easy, pray. ;-p

[HangnJudge]

Handle a blowout...
of the FRONT tire on a motorcycle

Steer straight
do NOT hit front brake
Initially let friction slow you down

Pray to God
look for places to crash that will do a minimum of damage

[I am bigjohn]

Have handled a rear blow-out, not a slow leak down, on my Harley while only doing 65mph. That was hairy. A front blowout at 125mph sounds like a lot of pain.

[envisio]

Blowout (complete carcass failure)?
or flat (zero air pressure)?

If it was simply flat, at that speed the tire would be self supporting under its own centrifugal force. I wouldnt worry about crashing. Most motorcycle tires have a load index higher than neccesary. They will support themselves. Although squishy, they will roll. I have driven miles on flat tires, carefully, wobbly.....

Now if your talking about the tire coming apart, well yeah, you’re dead.

[editor-surveyor]

"Handle a blowout... of the FRONT tire on a motorcycle traveling at 125 mph."

At 125, probably tuck and roll!

At 75 ride the rear wheel as much as possible without losing your grip on the bars.