Steve Moto Morini 3 1/2 R.I.P.
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Steve’s funeral was last week. Sadly he succumbed to injuries received when a Tesla turned in front of him whilst on his much loved Morini 3 1/2 in Essex.
He wore an open face crash helmet & goggles. I won’t go into the details, however if he had been wearing a decent full face helmet he would likely be here today.
You may think you look cool in an open face lid & goggles, but think again…..
He wore an open face crash helmet & goggles. I won’t go into the details, however if he had been wearing a decent full face helmet he would likely be here today.
You may think you look cool in an open face lid & goggles, but think again…..
smifffymoto said:
A very sad end to what sounds like a preventable outcome.
I don t really know why open face helmets haven t been made illegal,there must have been a mountain of research done on their effectiveness versus a full face helmet.
I feel the same, the thought of sliding down the road on my face just has no appealI don t really know why open face helmets haven t been made illegal,there must have been a mountain of research done on their effectiveness versus a full face helmet.
Can't even let the soil start to settle on the poor guys grave before you get in there slagging off how he chose to live his life and enjoy his motorcycling.
What on earth makes you think that this is the time or the place for such comment
RIP Steve, I hope none of your friends or family are unfortunate enough to read this thread.
What on earth makes you think that this is the time or the place for such comment
RIP Steve, I hope none of your friends or family are unfortunate enough to read this thread.
Rushjob said:
Can't even let the soil start to settle on the poor guys grave before you get in there slagging off how he chose to live his life and enjoy his motorcycling.
What on earth makes you think that this is the time or the place for such comment
RIP Steve, I hope none of your friends or family are unfortunate enough to read this thread.
Nobody is slagging off or pointing fingers at anybody.What on earth makes you think that this is the time or the place for such comment
RIP Steve, I hope none of your friends or family are unfortunate enough to read this thread.
If you read that in too it,that's up to.
RIP I like many often ride lid up on my flip helmet. Of course lid goes down at a certain point but those sudden events sometimes offer no warning. Think I'll keep it down unless it's 30c+
A rider died on the A82 near Glencoe also this week involving a camper van
(edit camper van driver arrested for road traffic offence. No doubt death by dangerous)
A rider died on the A82 near Glencoe also this week involving a camper van

Edited by Hugo Stiglitz on Saturday 28th June 12:19
slopes said:
I used to always wear full face and once i started using a mountian bike to go downhill faster than someone my age has any right to go, i used a full face for that too.
I swapped to a full face on my MTB bike as well. A pro cyclist pal went down on his forehead, wearing a peanut cycle lid, he looked like Frankensteins monster when he came out of hospital,Hugo Stiglitz said:
RIP I like many often ride lid up on my flip helmet. Of course lid goes down at a certain point but those sudden events sometimes offer no warning. Think I'll keep it down unless it's 30c+
A rider died on the A82 near Glencoe also this week involving a camper van
(edit camper van driver arrested for road traffic offence. No doubt death by dangerous)
Sad news. A rider died on the A82 near Glencoe also this week involving a camper van

Edited by Hugo Stiglitz on Saturday 28th June 12:19
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