Only two? How about none. I did catch one of those kamikaze jackrabbit off my toe at 65 mph. (don't worry.....riding home with a wore out tire....not during the actual event where it was signfiicantly over 65), but only hit one bird in my 35,000 FJR miles.Damnation George! You gotta learn how to duck!!
Only two bird strikes for me. Can't tell you how many times I ducked behind the screen, lowering my helmet so I couldn't even see down the road, to avoid birds, and a few owls.
Knew I didn't want to hit those owls. They looked biiiiiiiiig. And they were sloooooow.
....I must be doing something wrong. :glare:
Maybe the airlines don't need frozen chickens and cannons. They could just use us.You might see his wingspan of 2 or three feet, but the body is slightly bigger than a kitten.
Mind you, it's like an EXPLOSION of feathers when you hit one, no question there, but the actual body mass is, thankfully enough, quite small indeed.
Maybe you all have a new topic to host an IB National seminar. Aviary Impact Forensics: What Endangered Bird Did I Just Explode?
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