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I thought it was a shortcut officer....

Started by Dark_Vl · 16 Nov 2003 · 10 replies

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Dark_VlArchived member
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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FarQuArchived member
I dont think that design will catch on............these no where for the driver to sit Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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BaxArchived member
geez, that car must of been going pretty sideways when it hit that stationery motorbike
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HSVArchived member
Thats got to be fake the speed needed to puncture the car like that would be huge not to mention lack of debri ie glass etc around.... id say it was stuck in there after.....
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furryfrogArchived member
what the ****...
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tweakArchived member
photochop. can't see a bike doing that.
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Dump_PipeArchived member
I think it is completly possible, even if the bike was doing only 100km, say thats 300kg's @ 100kms an hour, that would be a heafty impact, but I don't know of many bikers who stick to the speed limits. Plus those crap cars are made to crumble these days.
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SpikeArchived member
hehehe funny but weird Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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HDTCALArchived member
OUCHHHHHH That would hurt!......
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CalAiS_TuRBoArchived member
And look at the size of the bike compared to the car... they're almost the same size!
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VLRB20DETArchived member
he he, thats a funny pic dude!
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