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  • M3pare
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    Originally posted by e30trooper
    for sure man, I was like, Whered that e34 go that was behind me lol , didnt know if you crashed or broke down. Since we were in the ass end of the pack me and Obey wanted to catch up with them.
    haha yeah, i probably would've had an accident if i attempted to keep up. gave up trying to catch up to you guys after i saw a few bikers going downhill. was already going ~90 to catch up through that little town and straightaway even before gmr. O_O when i turned around, i was thinking 'damn, i hope they don't think i crashed!' haha.
    Originally posted by VacMan
    The slower people learn best by following the proper lines from the fast guys, and they can't do that when they're on their own after 3 corners. Trying to keep up will sometimes cause them to drive beyond their abilities, and that's when accidents happen.

    Believe me, you can have just as much fun leading a smooth group of riders/drivers as you can running balls-out and the slower ones will thank you for it. For those of us who actually care about the repercussions of our actions, I think it can be even more fun.

    Tim
    +1! agreed. i actually enjoyed driving smoothly more than trying to keep up. maybe canyons aren't for me, but i had a good time at the meet & drive nontheless. to the guy with the white e30 and meaty-ass tires, your ride is too sick! :D

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  • agent
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  • delatlanta1281
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    Originally posted by agent
    my only question is bmw's what in the canyon's what and the video's what?

    /piling on
    wat?

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  • agent
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    My only question is BMW's what in the Canyon's what and the VIDEO's what?

    /piling on

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  • n2bimmer
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    I am not saying F*** others i need to be careful of my wheels, F the wheels, someones life is much more important than the car.

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  • VacMan
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    Originally posted by delatlanta1281
    REALLY? you aren't a kid? You and your buddy's need to grow up then and realize those roads aren't yours. A license is a priveledge you don't deserve if you guys think you were driving within your limits.

    This video at @ 1:34. You really think driving like that was a good idea? Even if you yourself were keeping it cool, the second you saw your buddy do something like that you should have checked up and signaled to take it easy. What do you think that motorcyclist was thinking? What if he slammed on his brakes and lost control due to your buddy's lack of care? Just because you don't hit a person doesn't mean you didn't cause problems.
    Seriously, just think about it next time you and your friends are out at a meet. Our cars are cool to look at in non wrecked condition. They are not very awesome when being loaded onto the back of a flat bed while holding up traffic for hoiurs.
    Change the timing at 1:34 where the car comes through two seconds earlier and you have my exact circumstances. That dude has more than half the car over the center lane. Luckily that biker was setting up for the turn just before the car came through; in my case, I was just turning into the apex when I got hit. If I hadn't been leaned over, I'd be dead.

    Originally posted by n2bimmer
    I really do appreciate the concern, i do not appreciate all the hatred and bashing. This thread has been an eye opener for me and made me realize some stuff.
    The hatred comes from you trying to justify jeopardizing people's lives because of some pieces of metal on a 10 year old car. That just smacks of pretentiousness and douchebaggery. If it's not who you really are then man up and take responsibility.

    Look, I enjoy a good strafing as much as the next guy, two wheels or four. If you're leading canyon runs you are responsible for the entire group and you need to set a pace that everyone in your group can run safely, and by safely I mean for them and everyone else around them. The slower people learn best by following the proper lines from the fast guys, and they can't do that when they're on their own after 3 corners. Trying to keep up will sometimes cause them to drive beyond their abilities, and that's when accidents happen.

    Believe me, you can have just as much fun leading a smooth group of riders/drivers as you can running balls-out and the slower ones will thank you for it. For those of us who actually care about the repercussions of our actions, I think it can be even more fun.

    Tim

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  • n2bimmer
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    Originally posted by delatlanta1281
    Good to hear man, it took me watching an s2000 slide off the side of a mountain to wake my ass up.

    That must be scary, Sure would change ALOT in a person to see that. I guess ive been warned.

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  • delatlanta1281
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    Originally posted by n2bimmer
    I really do appreciate the concern, i do not appreciate all the hatred and bashing. This thread has been an eye opener for me and made me realize some stuff.
    Good to hear man, it took me watching an s2000 slide off the side of a mountain to wake my ass up.

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  • n2bimmer
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    Originally posted by delatlanta1281
    REALLY? you aren't a kid? You and your buddy's need to grow up then and realize those roads aren't yours. A license is a priveledge you don't deserve if you guys think you were driving within your limits.

    This video at @ 1:34. You really think driving like that was a good idea? Even if you yourself were keeping it cool, the second you saw your buddy do something like that you should have checked up and signaled to take it easy. What do you think that motorcyclist was thinking? What if he slammed on his brakes and lost control due to your buddy's lack of care? Just because you don't hit a person doesn't mean you didn't cause problems.
    Seriously, just think about it next time you and your friends are out at a meet. Our cars are cool to look at in non wrecked condition. They are not very awesome when being loaded onto the back of a flat bed while holding up traffic for hoiurs.

    I really do appreciate the concern, i do not appreciate all the hatred and bashing. This thread has been an eye opener for me and made me realize some stuff.

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  • iXguido
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    Originally posted by accident
    not my fault by the way, he crossed the line into me, but you get the point:



    Somewhere on some bike forum there's probably a bunch of guys hating on e30 drivers right now. Too bad though, sad to see fine cars and bikes alike get smashed.

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  • delatlanta1281
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    Originally posted by n2bimmer
    I am no kid and i dont need any advice from you thank you.
    REALLY? you aren't a kid? You and your buddy's need to grow up then and realize those roads aren't yours. A license is a priveledge you don't deserve if you guys think you were driving within your limits.

    This video at @ 1:34. You really think driving like that was a good idea? Even if you yourself were keeping it cool, the second you saw your buddy do something like that you should have checked up and signaled to take it easy. What do you think that motorcyclist was thinking? What if he slammed on his brakes and lost control due to your buddy's lack of care? Just because you don't hit a person doesn't mean you didn't cause problems.
    Seriously, just think about it next time you and your friends are out at a meet. Our cars are cool to look at in non wrecked condition. They are not very awesome when being loaded onto the back of a flat bed while holding up traffic for hoiurs.

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  • n2bimmer
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    Originally posted by 87e30
    Well this escalated.

    Ya really. Lol.

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  • 87e30
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    Well this escalated.

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  • Danny
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    ban.

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  • n2bimmer
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    I am no kid and i dont need any advice from you thank you.

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