In his honor, I have donated to the AMA's fund for a new, comprehensive motorcycle crash study. If you can, please take a buck or two, or more, out of your wallet and help carry on his legacy.
Good night and good luck, Harry Hurt (RIP)
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Good night and good luck, Harry Hurt (RIP)
The pioneer in motorcycle accident investigation, Harry Hurt, died of a heart attack on November 29th. The motorcycling community has lost a great human being.
In his honor, I have donated to the AMA's fund for a new, comprehensive motorcycle crash study. If you can, please take a buck or two, or more, out of your wallet and help carry on his legacy.
In his honor, I have donated to the AMA's fund for a new, comprehensive motorcycle crash study. If you can, please take a buck or two, or more, out of your wallet and help carry on his legacy.
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Grey Thumper
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Wow. An incalculable number of riders' lives must've been directly or indirectly saved by the information gained through the Hurt Report, by Harry Hurt's writings, by the many magazine articles, online information, and books that cite the Hurt Report, and even by it's influence in the improved design of helmets and other safety gear.
RIP.
RIP.
"If you ride like there's no tomorrow, there won't be."
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