From what I understand, Ben was not speeding or driving eratically. Now, if I'm misinformed, then my post is a wash and I'll shut my mouth.
But if he had been riding my '93 Nighthawk 750, the lady would have still turned in front of him and been responsible for the INCIDENT, not accident.
I'm not so naive as to believe that individuals never purchase too much bike for their skill level--that's a problem that people need to be educated on--but this incident should have opened discussion and debate on the driving skills, or lack there of, for:
1-Elderly people
2-The public in general
3-Distracted drivers.
The "too much bike for your skill level" debate is a worthy and important subject, but this incident should not fuel that discussion; it should fuel cries for improving cager driving skills.
