Wrecked Motorcycle Photos & Stories: This section of the site is for wrecked motorcycles. Photos of wrecked bikes, before and after photos. How you wrecked it & how you fixed it. Most of us have laid it down or lost it for one reason or another. Tell your stories here.
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04-25-2008, 1:45 PM
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#61 |
Join Date: 02-01-2008 Location: Carbondale/Orland Park, IL
Bike(s): 04 yamaha r6 *SOLD* 04 gxsr 1000 Matt Mladin edit Posts: 222
Rep:  (11) Rep Power: 1
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? Heres an idea, we can all become cow kamikaze's and sacrifice our bikes for the sake of crashing into cows and then turn it from fireblades.org to beeffrombikes.org and sell the beef, and make cute little cow blankets. |
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04-29-2008, 6:07 AM
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#62 |
Join Date: 04-10-2008 Location: London
Bike(s): 95 Urban Tiger and 954 RR3 Posts: 68
Rep:  (21) Rep Power: 1
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? McHonda anyone?
Would you like flies with that sir? |
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04-29-2008, 2:34 PM
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#63 |
Join Date: 02-17-2005 Location: BRUNSWICK N.J.
Bike(s): 02cbr954 Posts: 1,161
Rep:  (26) Rep Power: 5
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? I seen some ill **** on the hwy today there was a deer that looked like it had its head/neck removed by a scaple |
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04-30-2008, 12:47 AM
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#64 |
Join Date: 01-27-2007 Location: From England live in Thailand
Bike(s): 1990-92 Honda CBR 400rr Posts: 3,069
Rep:   (117) Rep Power: 6
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? Quote:
Originally Posted by bjay51d I seen some ill **** on the hwy today there was a deer that looked like it had its head/neck removed by a scaple | Now that's some precision deer culling going on there. I'll bet his vehicle doesn't even look like it's been in an accident  |
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04-30-2008, 1:12 AM
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#65 |
Join Date: 04-15-2007 Location: Rock Hill, South Carolina
Bike(s): 1999 Honda CBR 900 RR Age: 20 Posts: 28
Rep:  (10) Rep Power: 0
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? "What does racoon taste like?"
what else?? chicken!!  |
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04-30-2008, 5:27 AM
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#66 |
Join Date: 04-10-2008 Location: London
Bike(s): 95 Urban Tiger and 954 RR3 Posts: 68
Rep:  (21) Rep Power: 1
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? This man knows.... BBC Inside Out - Roadkill diners
Could be a good way of getting out on the bike more - "darling I'm just off to run over diner" |
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04-30-2008, 10:06 AM
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#67 |
Join Date: 02-21-2008 Location: Lathrop, CA
Bike(s): Had an 00' 929 Posts: 67
Rep:  (10) Rep Power: 1
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? Quote:
Originally Posted by dr256 | Now thats disgusting, but if he has the stomach for it, the cool. Free meat. and you can get a variety. That certainly wouldnt work in my house, especially with the misses..  |
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04-30-2008, 1:52 PM
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#68 |
Join Date: 02-01-2008 Location: Carbondale/Orland Park, IL
Bike(s): 04 yamaha r6 *SOLD* 04 gxsr 1000 Matt Mladin edit Posts: 222
Rep:  (11) Rep Power: 1
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? I've heard of picking up deer thats been hit but anything else just kind of seems... Out there |
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04-30-2008, 2:24 PM
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#69 |
Join Date: 02-17-2005 Location: BRUNSWICK N.J.
Bike(s): 02cbr954 Posts: 1,161
Rep:  (26) Rep Power: 5
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? Quote:
Originally Posted by Surffrog Now that's some precision deer culling going on there. I'll bet his vehicle doesn't even look like it's been in an accident  | Someone said it was probly a hunter that came along and wanted its head for the mantel |
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04-30-2008, 3:08 PM
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#70 | | I'm a bird.. NOT a bloke!!!
Join Date: 03-15-2008 Location: Everywhere.. via the interweb
Bike(s): Honda, Kawasaki Posts: 2,820
Rep:  (83) Rep Power: 3
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? But why not.. if you hit it and killed it you know its gonna be really fresh...
A couple of things to remember if you are going to eat the things you hit..
a.. they have to be edible in the first place, mind you most things are so thats not much of an issue..
b.. they have to look vaguely like they did when they were up and about.. after all no amount of cordon-bleu-trickery if going to be able to make a meal out of something that is as flat as a pancake!!!
c.. you have to try and make sure there are no 'additives'.. eg bits of tarmac etc..
other than that.. why not??? |
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04-30-2008, 4:36 PM
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#71 |
Join Date: 02-21-2008 Location: Lathrop, CA
Bike(s): Had an 00' 929 Posts: 67
Rep:  (10) Rep Power: 1
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? Quote:
Originally Posted by LoopyLee But why not.. if you hit it and killed it you know its gonna be really fresh...
A couple of things to remember if you are going to eat the things you hit..
a.. they have to be edible in the first place, mind you most things are so thats not much of an issue..
b.. they have to look vaguely like they did when they were up and about.. after all no amount of cordon-bleu-trickery if going to be able to make a meal out of something that is as flat as a pancake!!!
c.. you have to try and make sure there are no 'additives'.. eg bits of tarmac etc..
other than that.. why not??? |  And people call me country |
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04-30-2008, 4:42 PM
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#72 |
Join Date: 03-23-2008 Location: UK
Bike(s): 1995 CBR900rr, 2000 Ducati 748, 1990 GSX-R 750 Age: 39 Posts: 1,262
Rep:  (39) Rep Power: 2
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? Quote:
Originally Posted by LoopyLee b.. they have to look vaguely like they did when they were up and about.. after all no amount of cordon-bleu-trickery if going to be able to make a meal out of something that is as flat as a pancake!!! | Unless you're planning pancake surprise!!  |
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05-05-2008, 3:21 AM
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#73 |
Join Date: 01-27-2007 Location: From England live in Thailand
Bike(s): 1990-92 Honda CBR 400rr Posts: 3,069
Rep:   (117) Rep Power: 6
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? Quote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow bob Unless you're planning pancake surprise!!  | You beat me to it! |
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05-05-2008, 10:27 AM
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#74 |
Join Date: 11-09-2007 Location: Long Island NY
Bike(s): 1999 CBR 900RR Age: 28 Posts: 417
Rep:  (22) Rep Power: 1
| Re: Raccoon. Seriously? Quote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow bob Unless you're planning pancake surprise!!  | Make sure you put some syrup on it and do the pancake dance! |
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