Five Motorcyclists Killed Near Buxton

Five Motorcyclists Killed Near Buxton

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The Mad Monk

Original Poster:

10,612 posts

124 months

Monday 19th August
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Five motorcyclists killed near Buxton.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crlrjyx0e60o

STe_rsv4

783 posts

105 months

Monday 19th August
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Ok.
RIP.

CT05 Nose Cone

25,220 posts

234 months

Monday 19th August
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Three being killed at the same time must have been one hell of a crash, a group overtake gone wrong ?

kestral

1,833 posts

214 months

Monday 19th August
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Wrong forum. That is news.

Mr.Chips

1,039 posts

221 months

Monday 19th August
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I know both of these roads really well. Like a lot of roads between Leek, Buxton and Matlock, there are lots of motorcyclists about, especially at the weekends. Likewise, there are quite a few weekend drivers about. The vast majority of people using these roads do so safely, but by the same token, there are one or two who take risks. The problem is, these roads are quite unforgiving and, with the volume of traffic, especially at weekends, a mistake can rapidly turn into something quite catastrophic. I have no idea what happened to these poor souls and I am not suggesting for one minute that they may have contributed to the tragic outcomes, but it is a reminder to all of us to be careful out there. Condolences to all of those affected by these horrible incidents.

Zedboy

838 posts

218 months

Monday 19th August
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Mr.Chips said:
I have no idea what happened to these poor souls and I am not suggesting for one minute that they may have contributed to the tragic outcomes, but it is a reminder to all of us to be careful out there. Condolences to all of those affected by these horrible incidents.
Wise and kind words ... seconded

dirky dirk

3,157 posts

177 months

Wednesday 28th August
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both my kids work in High peak,
some of the roads are genuinely scary,
firs thing i did was get four good tyres put on each car on the basis that familiarity breeds contempt



ive litterally been the other side of a valley and heard SVR's racing against each other, sounded like thunder how they didnt venture down the valley ill nver know,

even this morning i took her to work and was quite surpsied at the bend i the road with some little bungalows beneath me with no bbarrier



milesgiles

1,019 posts

36 months

Monday 21st October
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Very hairy roads