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Bowser wrote:according to breaking news from my wife...
on tv.. forget which channel...
Ben's motorcycle was in accident on 10th Street bridge (think that was the one), no word if he was driving, cause of accident, or injuries.




Jesse wrote:Car that he struck was an out of state vehichle. They have identified the driver.



Fast B wrote:Jesse wrote:Car that he struck was an out of state vehichle. They have identified the driver.
Apparently she made an illegal left as well, which was why they were both in the intersection.

FallenHero96 wrote:I still think you should have the choice to wear a helmet or not, but this is why you wear a helmet kids

Fast B wrote:Jesse wrote:Car that he struck was an out of state vehichle. They have identified the driver.
Apparently she made an illegal left as well, which was why they were both in the intersection.

The Snapshot wrote:FallenHero96 wrote:I still think you should have the choice to wear a helmet or not, but this is why you wear a helmet kids
No, this is why he should not be riding a bike period. Stupid, stupid, stupid risk when you consider the reality of how many bikers are killed or severely injured by cars that are at total fault.
He can ride all he wants after he is retired, at which point he will still be in his 30's.
How amazing is it that this has been a story last year already, and now this happens.....the helmet thing is ridiculous, because his helmet will not protect the rest of his body when something like this happens.
Bad drivers do NOT see bikes, and bikers die through no fault of their own.

FallenHero96 wrote:The Snapshot wrote:FallenHero96 wrote:I still think you should have the choice to wear a helmet or not, but this is why you wear a helmet kids
No, this is why he should not be riding a bike period. Stupid, stupid, stupid risk when you consider the reality of how many bikers are killed or severely injured by cars that are at total fault.
He can ride all he wants after he is retired, at which point he will still be in his 30's.
How amazing is it that this has been a story last year already, and now this happens.....the helmet thing is ridiculous, because his helmet will not protect the rest of his body when something like this happens.
Bad drivers do NOT see bikes, and bikers die through no fault of their own.
I will agree that a man in his position should be extra careful not to take unneccessary risks like riding a motorcycle. But ultimately, you cannot keep a man from himself.

Pitts wrote:FallenHero96 wrote:The Snapshot wrote:FallenHero96 wrote:I still think you should have the choice to wear a helmet or not, but this is why you wear a helmet kids
No, this is why he should not be riding a bike period. Stupid, stupid, stupid risk when you consider the reality of how many bikers are killed or severely injured by cars that are at total fault.
He can ride all he wants after he is retired, at which point he will still be in his 30's.
How amazing is it that this has been a story last year already, and now this happens.....the helmet thing is ridiculous, because his helmet will not protect the rest of his body when something like this happens.
Bad drivers do NOT see bikes, and bikers die through no fault of their own.
I will agree that a man in his position should be extra careful not to take unneccessary risks like riding a motorcycle. But ultimately, you cannot keep a man from himself.
No, he should realize that he is a top-flight quarterback coming off a Superbowl win in only his 2nd season and has an extremely bright future ahead yeat. Stupid things like riding a bike downtown, without a helmet too boot, is just plain dumb as rock. Just don't do it.

Stoosh wrote:From Junker & Crow just about three minutes ago...
Eyewitness told WTAE that he had a pretty good-sized cut on his head. He may have broken a couple of teeth and might have possibly broken or dislocated his jaw. He was conscious and talking to paramedics, but did seem a bit dazed or disoriented. He apparently hit the car, went over the bike, hit his head on the windshield and then rolled off the car.
Apparently, it was a low-impact and relatively low-speed accident.
First caller to Junker & Crow after Benz reported that Ben was involved goes, "Well, I guess da Stillers are gonna be pretty pi$$ed off, huh? I mean, if dis goes bad for Big Ben, he ain't gonna be able to play kworterback for dem dis year, huh?"
Junker & Crow hung up on him, thank God. This is why I hate yinzers.
I could care less about what this means for the Steelers. I just hope the guy is OK.

Stoosh wrote:Apparently, it was a low-impact and relatively low-speed accident.

Sigwolf wrote:Stoosh wrote:Apparently, it was a low-impact and relatively low-speed accident.
From the pictures I've seen, if that cracked and indented windshield was indeed caused by his head hitting it, this was *far* from low-impact...

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