http://www.motor-talk.de/forum/trauriges-event-t1802923.html …has moved me to this thread. As we all know, almost 80% of all bike accidents are caused by cans and so – although I am not actually the great preacher – I would like to remind everyone before the first tour: – Always calculate with Murphey… what can go wrong also goes wrong… the question is only when. – Put a little snippet on him… and check the situation constantly on who could do nonsense right away. – Could make a fool of it… it assumes that he does it and is already doing it before. – Playing in thoughts with such situations while driving and finding a solution… in the case of cases it can bring valuable time. – Behind the curve… play through in thoughts what the next meters could come and virtualize solution… one drives and reacts better/more suitable if necessary. – Forget your right… that doesn’t help you. – The last groove is a bad P artner… let yourself have a bit of room for manoeuvre. – Who rests, who rusts… even if it doesn’t like, first relive in the matter. – Bikers always have the A card. – Can riders are stupid And who likes to let the tar burn… should take that twice to heart. In this sense… I wish you all a cool, break-free and sunny bike year.