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Exploding Deer at Summit

Discussion in 'General' started by rus23, Jun 13, 2010.

  1. BC

    BC Well-Known Member

    Yep.
     
  2. BC

    BC Well-Known Member

    It took alot of guts to stay up and video that.



    Only because the rider is OK :eek:
     
  3. Sig

    Sig Well-Known Member

    Why did it look like the deer was laying on the track before he hit it?
     
  4. Mongo

    Mongo Administrator

    Because it was.
     
  5. joec

    joec brace yourself

    it was trying to stay below the axle. i think i saw it sitting in on some of the riders school i took.


    i keed! i keeed!!!
     
  6. Rem6a

    Rem6a WCR Racer

    Thinking about it and that deer slipping on the track saved Tims recover time. Head on at that speed would be terrible.
     
  7. Mongo

    Mongo Administrator

    Hard to say, people have split deer and stayed up when the bambi mass is up where the bikes mass is located instead of it being a wheel chock.
     
  8. masshole

    masshole sixoneseven

    I shouldn't have watched that video...

    Heal up fast!
     
  9. Bart#72

    Bart#72 Well-Known Member

    Wow!! Hope tim makes a speedy recovery!

    I can't imagine hitting something like that going that fast and totally unexpectedly.
    John, great job keeping it up on two wheels bro!!
     
  10. Sig

    Sig Well-Known Member

    :moon:

    I guess I'm just used to seeing deer standing......not laying down.

    Heal up fast!
     
  11. inpayne

    inpayne Well-Known Member

    That mis-shift may have saved you life... you may not have been so lucky.

    Or both of you may have missed him... who knows.
     
  12. Hyperdyne

    Hyperdyne Indy United SBK

    A deer's common reaction when startled is to drop, then run back in the direction they came. Unfortunately trying to do a spin move and get traction with hooves doesn't work very well on concrete.
     
  13. SkinandLeather

    SkinandLeather dot com

    I was cornerworking T8, scary just to hear over the radio
    happened so quick, here is a screen shot I captured from the video
    it was a BIG deer....are the black things flying bike parts from Tim's bike?
    glad he's not hurt too badly.
    [​IMG]
     
  14. YZROOSTINYA

    YZROOSTINYA Well-Known Member

    Also,

    The corner workers were on full boogie way before I knew what the hell was going on. These folks kick ass, there were strutting the heat all weekend without complaint.

    John Palmer
     
  15. YZROOSTINYA

    YZROOSTINYA Well-Known Member

    that was bodywork and what not
     
  16. Southpaw

    Southpaw Well-Known Member

    DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN!!!!!!!!

    Glad to hear you're sort of okay.. Speedy recovery Tim!!
    You'll be back out there before you know it!
     
  17. ED_006

    ED_006 Well-Known Member

    Glad to hear both riders are relatively ok and will be back to race again. Man I've been to Summit and yeah that is a fast corner :eek: I would think it was good the dear slipped before impact, but I don't know?

    I can't wait to read Tim's post about the incident. You guys think he saw it at all before impact?
     
  18. Mongo

    Mongo Administrator

    Their hooves don't work so well on pavement, I'm guessing it slipped and fell.
     
  19. YZROOSTINYA

    YZROOSTINYA Well-Known Member

    He had a camera on his bike, not sure if it got it though.
     
  20. KovzR6

    KovzR6 Well-Known Member

    i took a look while loading up his bike and stuff... it looks like the camera was facing the rear with the amount of cable that was hanging there.

    i also checked his recorder and tried to play it, it said "invalid file" so i assume the crash impact damaged it. once its transfered he might be able to recover it, but im not sure.
     

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