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For bikers, death is always a lane awayPublished 04/29/07
Alison Harbaugh — The Capital
Members of the Unlimited Riders Motorcycle Club cruise down Bywater Road in Annapolis yesterday. They are part of a speed bike culture that claims dozens of young lives statewide each year. About 10 years ago, the Annapolis High School graduate was cruising down Route 10 on his Suzuki GSX-R 750 when another man blew past him on a bike and turned his head back. "He looked at me and hit the gas, like 'Come and get me,' " Mr. Ragsdale said. "That's what they do if they want to race. You get a lot of that on the road." On this day, however, the driver taunting Mr. Ragsdale didn't leave him eating dust. The man hit a curve at a high rate of speed. By the time he turned to face forward, he wasn't able to...
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