Tonik

That is a much better plan.

My answer would have been the same.

At 10 feet, assuming your attacker is nekkid you might get 4 inches of penetration. Throw in some clothes and bones and my suggestion is you let them close the distance so you can put the barrel up their ass before you pull the trigger. That is your only chance. Buckshot, it's the new oil.

So maybe something like Thursday down the Damn Dam Tour, part of Devils Triangle then across the Dragon to Robbinsville. Friday a modified Georgia loop and then east towards Roanoke. Saturday BRP in the Roanoke area and so on. Sunday to home. You are going to have a bit of a haul going home if we do it this way. Just thinking out loud.

You should hit up the track threads and talk about small bikes. They freak out, it's a riot.

The guy you quoted (coincidentally me) has two bikes. Socioeconomic variables are moot, since it's the same rider on both. One has ABS and has been driven 70,000 miles like a madman and never been wrecked. The other without ABS wrecked in less than 1000 miles.

Get her to take the oxycotin. I was on it recently for six weeks. I didn't get addicted or die. Shit works in minutes and lasts till the next dose. Speaking of shit, if she does take it get her on a mild laxative right away, soon as she starts.

I don't need much warning. They pretty much can't fire me anyway.

Mods, someone hacked Steve's account.

Yes, so we should talk.

See, this is why I never explained what happened. I was still straight, and straight up when I locked the rear.

I went too hot into a corner. Too hot for me, not the bike. I locked the rear, then serious dumbassness kicked in. Without that initial lock I would have been fine.

The point isn't how many people survive without ABS. The point is a lot of people have not survived because they didn't have ABS. 31 percent drop in accidents with ABS. I wrecked my FZ because I was a dumbass, however, ABS would have totally kept that wreck from happening. No question about it.

That works for me if you get the ok from work.