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Originally Posted by fsstnotch
It's just natural to tru to NOT hit stuff with your car. Especually being that most of the cobra replicas are fiberglass and can really damage pretty easily. I might go ahead and hit a fox, but if you hit something that stands tall like a deer... you are sitting so low in a cobra that you WILL be eating that animal! HOWEVER, myself, coming from a place where there have always been deer, I tend to slow down at night when I know there could be a hazard of such. You never know... it could be like you said, wild turkey chasing old Jack!
I just know that I wouldn't want my last memory to be the windshield and a 175lb deer smashing into my face at say.. 35mph! It would probably rip your head right off!
Josh
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I agree with you but when the loss is originally reported to have happened in the evening and then you find out it is at 1:30 in the morning coming home from a party, you just have to think hmmmm.
IF I have to ride my bike at night I like you slow down to a speed where I can see the side roads better to avoid the possibility of a deer or to at least slow down if I see one to minimize damage.