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To: jjm2111

Depending on how close he was to the intersection, speeding up may not have been a viable option. Speed and cross roads do not make good friends.


55 posted on 05/16/2011 9:09:33 AM PDT by MortMan (What disease did cured ham used to have?)
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To: MortMan

That bike can jump from 40 to 100 fast enough to zap around the car and be back in his lane and decelerating inside 3 seconds. Unless he was passing while he was going through the intersection, and it didn’t sound like he was, there’s no reason he couldn’t have done so. I tend to make most of my two-lane passes like that, so I spend as little time as possible in the opposite lane; doing it that way also minimizes the time available to the passee to try to cut me off.


81 posted on 05/16/2011 10:44:01 PM PDT by Little Pig (Vi Veri Veniversum Vivus Vici.)
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