Originally Posted by R.I.P. ANDREW

im the other rider
andrew was my brother
he wasent speedin . i was doin wheelies way before it happened.
so where ever u fucks get your info from your all wrong.
he was a goos kid and followed all laws he didnt even know how to do a wheelie. some bitch pulled out in front of him and he didnt ahev a chance to stop i saw it all happen right in front of me. he didnt see the car till the last secound he tryed to stop he hit the brakes so hard he was on the front wheel when he hit the brakes.
so think OF me and his family before u talk shit u mother fuckers



R.I.P. ANDREW P. NAPPI
12/13/83-5/26/07

Originally Posted by Fauropitotto

Dude, I'm sorry for your loss, but you yourself said that

Aka, this could have been avoided by more aggressive defensive riding.

As riders, we cannot depend on the other users of the road to be aware of our presence. We need to ride as if EVERY car can pull out infront of us. Not some of them, EVERY SINGLE CAR should be viewed as the grim reaper. We need to believe that we are completely invisible to the other users of the road. Anything less and death is inevitable when our luck runs out.

Even though i was not there, I am convinced that if Andrew had been more vigilant and careful he would still be alive today.

I doubt speed had much to do with it.

I dare you to prove me wrong.