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**iqxdvjgmat** · 08-29-2007, 08:09 PM

Originally posted by Japher

Seeing as it was in front of a bar, in CA, in LA nonetheless I'm guessing 45mph, max.

That dude is so screwed Tony Martinez, 54, pulled out of a parking lot Saturday night and cut off motorcyclist Nicholas Justin Campbell, who was traveling at about 80 mph, California Highway Patrol spokesman Ron Thatcher said. The mototcycle was going 80, in what you suppose to be a 45 zone. He is screwed, if you're talking motorcycle driver. He's dead.
As far as the actual accident, it appears the driver of the car may have a fallback position. The speed of the motorcycle.

08-29-2007, 08:09 PM	#5
iqxdvjgmat Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 517 Senior Member	Originally posted by Japher Seeing as it was in front of a bar, in CA, in LA nonetheless I'm guessing 45mph, max. That dude is so screwed Tony Martinez, 54, pulled out of a parking lot Saturday night and cut off motorcyclist Nicholas Justin Campbell, who was traveling at about 80 mph, California Highway Patrol spokesman Ron Thatcher said. The mototcycle was going 80, in what you suppose to be a 45 zone. He is screwed, if you're talking motorcycle driver. He's dead. As far as the actual accident, it appears the driver of the car may have a fallback position. The speed of the motorcycle.
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