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PowellB and I were toasting up the grade and all of a sudden some guy(opposite direction) stands his bike straight up in a turn and shoots right across on front of Powell.
Scaaaaary. As stupid as it was, I'm glad he had the sense to take the line that he did. For a moment he tried to hold his line and we were headed for each other dead-on.
Here's the evidence:
YouTube - NEAR MISS
Scaaaaary. As stupid as it was, I'm glad he had the sense to take the line that he did. For a moment he tried to hold his line and we were headed for each other dead-on.
My guess is he turned in early, causing him to run a wide line, combined with target fixation from the cliff he was trying to avoid going over![]()
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Yeah, it's an easy mistake for an inexperienced/overconfident rider new to the road. The shoulder makes it look wider than it is until you actually get there -then it tightens and all the run-off disappears.
I'm sure a lot of us, including me, have had a close call dipping over the DY like that at some point in our riding careers and thanked our lucky stars no one was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Hard to forgive, but as a rider I understand mistakes happen and hope that the a-hole squid learned his lesson and NEVER does it again.



Scaaaaary. As stupid as it was, I'm glad he had the sense to take the line that he did. For a moment he tried to hold his line and we were headed for each other dead-on.
Here's the evidence:
YouTube - NEAR MISS