Please check in by posting up if anyone attended tonights TWT. Want to make sure everyone made it home.

BREAKING NEWS: NHP Investigates Fatal Motorcycle Accident

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Team Yamaha Blue '06 FZ6!

only bikes at TWT were single riders: Arson, Equanimity, Treadhead, and Marvelous Matt.

Omg... I saw that on the way home. I wasn't sure what happened, but there were about 8 different NHP vehicles facing the southbound off ramp to Lake Mead (I was going north). I didn't see any cars, but the motorcycle explains it. They were all clustered around the median... R.I.P. I feel so bad for the poor kid...

made it home,r.i.p!

sad = ( rest in peace rider. Prayers out to the lil girl =(

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R.I.P. to the rider, and hope for a full recovery for the kid.

RIP! I hope the Kid on back will be alright!

RIP to the rider, speedy recover to the kid, and prayers for the family

Comforting news, thanks.

Appears to be speed and possible target fixation. Just speculation here.

Look where you want to go.

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Team Yamaha Blue '06 FZ6!

r.i.p to the rider and thank god the little girl who has a second chance.

Man, so tragic! Prayers to the family.

Be careful out there kids.

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RIP!! Theres a lession to be learned DON'T TAKE YOUR KIDS ON YOUR BIKE!!

The lesson here that every rider should refrain from taking on passengers until they have gained enough expereince riding out on the streets in traffic.

In other words, you should consider yourself a seasoned rider before taking on passengers, their life depends on your mental capablitlities on how, where and what to look for. What kind of riding stategies you will apply while riding, and how well you can operate your motorcycle with the extra weight, which will affect the handling and perfomance of the bike, including braking.

Also it will always be the operators responsiblity to outfit the passenger with the appropriate safety gear, not the passenger. They may not know what the risk and the consequences are.

Not saying this rider was inexperienced or whether or not the passenger was properly geared up, but it's just a great reminder that riding two up is not for the beginning rider.

So when is it time to go two up? Million dollar question here, it's debatable. Personally, minimum 10,000 miles of riding out on the streets before taking on passengers.

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Team Yamaha Blue '06 FZ6!

This is so sad.

RIP

rip...

we take our kids out on the bikes sometimes. its all about gear and riding responsibly.

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