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this last Wednesday at about 2:35pm i begin receiving phone calls and texts about a rider down. who was it, what happened? well it took about a 1/2 hr and i found out it was a man named Jeremy Ware.
he has been by the Hideaway (my local bar) and talked to a friend i have that works there. i was told he was in a bad mood, angry for some reason, (woman problems i think). he had not been drinking. just drove through the drive through to talk.
when he pulled out of the "Hide", he hit the gas. went flying down the street. im not sure but we think he blew a stop sign.
the road goes up a steep short hill at the end of the block.
as he crested the hill or after the crest theres a dip. thats where were guessing the bike left the ground.
unable to brake til his wheels hit the ground again, and needing to negotiate the T-intersection, things went bad fast!
he lost control ad the bike hit the ground. they both slid into a fence. killing both Jeremy, and the gsxr 1000 he was on.
crash speed is estimated at 40mph. road speed limit is 20mph.
he leaves behind a family that will miss him forever.
i usually don't hype about helmets, but in this case it could have helped prevent injury. :down:
lease: Don't ride mad my Brothers and Sisters! the bad decisions made when riding mad can have fatal consequences.
Man dies in Mills motorcycle crash
Authorities ID crash victim
he has been by the Hideaway (my local bar) and talked to a friend i have that works there. i was told he was in a bad mood, angry for some reason, (woman problems i think). he had not been drinking. just drove through the drive through to talk.
when he pulled out of the "Hide", he hit the gas. went flying down the street. im not sure but we think he blew a stop sign.
the road goes up a steep short hill at the end of the block.
as he crested the hill or after the crest theres a dip. thats where were guessing the bike left the ground.
unable to brake til his wheels hit the ground again, and needing to negotiate the T-intersection, things went bad fast!
he lost control ad the bike hit the ground. they both slid into a fence. killing both Jeremy, and the gsxr 1000 he was on.
crash speed is estimated at 40mph. road speed limit is 20mph.
he leaves behind a family that will miss him forever.
i usually don't hype about helmets, but in this case it could have helped prevent injury. :down:lease: Don't ride mad my Brothers and Sisters! the bad decisions made when riding mad can have fatal consequences. Man dies in Mills motorcycle crash
Authorities ID crash victim
