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Old 11-17-2009, 12:23 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Nice article there! I'm sure it'll go a long way into infusing some sense into people (including me)

PS: I wonder why we saw it only after a gap of over 5 years!
Nice article sunny!!! Wondering the same here, i'm seeing this only now!
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Old 11-17-2009, 04:04 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Splendid article Sunny Bhai, This is really helpful. After reading the whole article it really kicks some humanity back to get on the line. Specially the last point that out on the street most of the innocent citizens are wishing to reach home safely and see the loved ones greeting happily. Nobody has any right to risk their lives. So when some stupid punks drive recklessly while thinking he is something else then we should take all of them to the track (by pulling the ear if possible) and teach them what does RACING mean...else we could just arrange a race (in safe empty street) by sweet invitation and teach them real hard. I liked the point about shaking hands with the real racer after the race.
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Old 11-17-2009, 04:14 PM   #13 (permalink)
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The vast majority out on the roads are just trying to get home to their kids or to work in time (so that they can feed their kids) and you can end up hurting others and yourself in trying to feed your ego. The invincible feeling is nice while it lasts, but can get you a lifetime of regret.
These words really moved me! I personally think this pretty much sums up the article for me..
Thanks a ton Sunny bhai for sharing the wonderful write-up..
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Old 11-17-2009, 04:23 PM   #14 (permalink)
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this whole article should be read by the chappal clad,T-shirt out,not wearing helmet,inspired by the "DHOOM" movie, (forget TORQUE,BIKER BOYZ..) MORONS out there,who drive R15,Pulsar's and RTR's with their bloody thumbs in horn button and cutting through the traffic like they'll be given role in the movies after that....

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Old 11-17-2009, 05:18 PM   #15 (permalink)
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great article sunny... am sure it would put a lot of sense into millions of riders who ride without knowing their responsiblity towards other road users or themselves.... if they read this and understand it that is... but am sure impressed and inspired by your article.
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Old 11-17-2009, 06:28 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Old 11-18-2009, 05:06 PM   #17 (permalink)
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I know gangs which comprises mostly of school kids and few college going guys who bet on street races every weekend. They also keep some stupid name to their gang. They don't even own a helmet. You cannot teach them . These street races also lead to street fights. I lost my friend in an completely modded rx 100 who crashed into an oncoming truck during a street race about an year back . Even after loss of precious life to these gangs they never stop street racing. Its a matter of prestige to them. They will never learn

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Old 11-18-2009, 05:52 PM   #18 (permalink)
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Many are saying ''this article will teach these street racers a lesson or this will make them responsible for themselves and others''

The point is.. Anyone of these Street Racers gonna read it?

How many irresponsible street racers are member of xbhp?

How many of them wanna give an eye to article because this is 'just another piece of booze and advice which they had been hearing from every 2nd person known or unkown to them'?

How many street racers are goin to improve after reading this artice?

These people, mostly the bracket of 15-25 years, young death prone humans must have met such articles, lectures, accidents, breaking body parts, loosing sum frnd of them in bike accidents, etsectra etsectra, but how many of them improve from such lessons?

Even if they improve, every minute another reckless human joins the heard!

So we definetly need a merged effort from everyone and everything possible including us!! We need strict rules and very hard punishment for those people who race on busy streets and endanger the life of fellow commuters who want to return home just because someone is waiting for them or because they are responsible to their loved ones!
And at times if needed, then surely kick their butt with the hardest boots u own.
I will do this everytime its possible to be done..

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Old 11-18-2009, 11:35 PM   #19 (permalink)
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I somehow got into a street race on one fine afternoon on the western exp. highway from andheri to bandra in mumbai ... the roads were mostly empty ... the other rider was on his apache FI and me on my 220 FI ..
the race was a pretty sporty spirited ..... we ripped close to 120 Kmph .. i know its insane speed in city ...but u know races r meant to get u speed ...
Both of us signalled each other warning eachother for every potential hazard on road ... indicating sides each time we were to take ...
guess the other guy is also a XBHP member ... the guy works in Mphasis
we exchanged thumb's up at the end of the race ... and yes he also liked my helmet he said ...
all in all it was a safe race ... winning did not matter to us .. but the frindly smiles exchanged at the end of it left a special memory of the race in our heart ...
safe riding guys ... race only with the sane riders ... If u ever wish to get into street races ..
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Old 11-23-2009, 12:37 PM   #20 (permalink)
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Many are saying ''this article will teach these street racers a lesson or this will make them responsible for themselves and others''

The point is.. Anyone of these Street Racers gonna read it?

How many irresponsible street racers are member of xbhp?

How many of them wanna give an eye to article because this is 'just another piece of booze and advice which they had been hearing from every 2nd person known or unkown to them'?

How many street racers are goin to improve after reading this artice?

These people, mostly the bracket of 15-25 years, young death prone humans must have met such articles, lectures, accidents, breaking body parts, loosing sum frnd of them in bike accidents, etsectra etsectra, but how many of them improve from such lessons?

Even if they improve, every minute another reckless human joins the heard!

So we definetly need a merged effort from everyone and everything possible including us!! We need strict rules and very hard punishment for those people who race on busy streets and endanger the life of fellow commuters who want to return home just because someone is waiting for them or because they are responsible to their loved ones!
And at times if needed, then surely kick their butt with the hardest boots u own.
I will do this everytime its possible to be done..

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@sunny thanks yaar an awesomely written writeup. Got some lessons at least.

@shanz: I must confess to the fact that I am doing this stuff from quite some time. And yes I am a member of xbhp too, and read this article with all respect it deserve. Now I don't wanna argue about the fact that what I am doing is right or that kind of. I do it because I love the speed over 100 and even though I tried quite sometime to resist my feeling of getting ahead, couldn't do it and raced at the end. It's actually my habit, may be that's the reason I am still doing it it's not that I tries to showoff or something like that. And I never thought of the problems that can happen to other because of me.

Even though I know what I am doing is wrong but I don't know how to control it. But after reading it all I can say is from today whenever i'll race will do it more sensibly & bring down my recklessness.

P.S.:- SORRY to all of them whom faced problem because of my driving.
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