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Well, I was the unfortunate one that came upon a bad crash last night in Rochester, NH where I live. I was coming up Rt. 202A shortly after merging on to the road from South Main St. When I came over a small hill and almost ran the Harley over that was in the middle of the road! There was still dust settling, so I knew it had just happened. There were two folks involved, a man and his wife, both say early 40's. The woman was in total shock, her left leg was destroyed, her head had blunt force trauma to it, and her right arm was all scraped up. Her husband was 50-6- feet from where she was, and not moving. I immediately called 911, and did what I've seen done by the cornerworkers so often..nutted up and tried my best to control the scene. DON'T move that bike, stop moving your leg, is the man conscious, can he move, don't move your head, can you feel me touching your leg.s, arms, feet? When the rescue team arrived, they took my statement. From what I can put together, a car was clearing the hill and put turn signal on to turn right at bottom of said small hill. FUCKING SHITHEAD CAGER behind that vehicle got impatient and went out around the vehicle, into oncoming traffic lane, and WHAAM! Bike absolutely high-sided, due to wife being at point A, husband being 50-65 ft down the road at point B, and the bike 50-75ft down the road from that at point C. The bike was mangled like it did the "high-side dance".
Has anyone ever had to deal with anything like this? I got home and found that her blood was covering me head to toe! I mean, it was all over me. She was bleeding so bad. I haven't ridden on the street for 2 month's, and now I'm not sure I'll ever mount up on the street again. Any thought's on this guy's? I'm still kind of shaken up, but I had to get this off my chest, and what better place to do it than here with all my friend's?
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