Young Lopburi motorcyclist voices thrill of high-speed riding, dies 2 hours later

By The Nation

 

 

A 21-year-old Lopburi motorcyclist was killed in a high-speed crash today (June 15) – merely two hours after posting on Facebook that “[riding a motorbike] alone is the best, I can go as fast as I wish”.

 

On being notified of the accident, Samre Metropolitan Police officers and a medical team from King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital rushed to the spot to find the body of the young man next to his mangled motorbike with his limbs broken.

 

A security guard who witnessed the accident said the man was riding at high speed when he hit a road barrier.

 

The body was sent to King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital for an autopsy and will be returned later to his family for a funeral.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30389644

 

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Died what he said liked doing. so that is a plus.. But pardon the expression: A fool and his life are soon parted. 

RIP young speeder. Very sad for his family and friends. 

glad the selfish fool didn't take anyone with him..

Poor kid, 21yrs old ... that is their best years. He obviously didn't see the barrier until it was too late ... would have been a frightening second for him.

RIP .. very sad indeed.

R.I.P

 

so many rider take so many things for granted here

 

Very glad he never took anybody else with him. Wonder if he has before though. Sorry he died but it would have happened sooner than later and at least this saved others from harm or death

I wonder why not wearing a helmet is never listed as a contributing factor? 

Maybe because of stupidity of it , a helmet would not have saved him obviously

"I can go as fast as I wish"  direct to the cremation site it seems.

  next....

16 hours ago, steven100 said:

Poor kid, 21yrs old ... that is their best years. He obviously didn't see the barrier until it was too late ... would have been a frightening second for him.

RIP .. very sad indeed.

Not sure he was frightened, as he did not have but a split second once he crashed.  As my Thai friend I am now drinking coffee with has said "He crashed at high speed and his soul was ripped from the body immediately, his family will believe he will return and it was his time to go".  If that does not show you how Thai's feel about death and taking precautions, all I can say is I think his views say it all.....

We know the risk when we ride. He died doing what he liked most ( others in a nursing home )

RIP to the rider

Awwww jeez! ????

Few of us get to die doing what we love.

At least he didn't, apparently, kill anyone else.

1 hour ago, Venom said:

I wonder why not wearing a helmet is never listed as a contributing factor? 

Wearing a helmet or not ,at high speed no amount of gear is going to save you.

If you are doing over a  hundred and you hit a barrier,you will be dead.

14 hours ago, JeffGroves said:

so many rider take so many things for granted here

 

Except mortality !

2 hours ago, Deli said:

We know the risk when we ride. He died doing what he liked most ( others in a nursing home )

RIP to the rider

Or in wheelchairs or bedridden, never the less RIP young man!

22 hours ago, ratcatcher said:

RIP young speeder. Very sad for his family and friends. 

Well at least he won't be putting innocent peoples life at risk any more.

4 hours ago, Venom said:

I wonder why not wearing a helmet is never listed as a contributing factor? 

Where did it say that he wasn't wearing a helmet?

22 hours ago, webfact said:

Young Lopburi motorcyclist voices thrill of high-speed riding, dies 2 hours later

He wanted to Go Fast yea, He Went fast ,Won't be doing that again. 

Its when they only do half a Job and give the Family a lifetime of feeding a Cabbage thats unfair, at least he hasnt done that. Any Man who has never been near to similar stupidity at some time is utterly void of Testosterone or a Born Coward

3 hours ago, possum1931 said:

Well at least he won't be putting innocent peoples life at risk any more.

Bob a Kneale, thanks for the saddo emotican, it would be a different story if one

of your family was killed by a speeding motorcyclist.

No sympathy from me, asking for it really but just glad he didn't take someone else with him. One less selfish little <deleted> on the roads is all it is to me.

Imagine a wise person would have told him he would die within a year if he would continue to ride a bike. How high is the chance that he would have stopped it? How high is even the chance that he would have ridden any slower?

 

When I was young I also thought I was invincible. I didn't ride too crazy and I survived it. But some of my friends died. Did that convince me to ride a little slower? Yes, sure, maybe for an hour or two...

 

He is dead and likely he enjoyed his life until a minute or two before he died. So in a way he had a good life - just a little shorter than he probably anticipated.

On 6/15/2020 at 2:50 PM, webfact said:

“[riding a motorbike] alone is the best, I can go as fast as I wish”.

"And die as fast as I wish."

Some callous posts and replies have been removed. 

On 6/15/2020 at 11:47 PM, JeffGroves said:

so many rider take so many things for granted here

 

But usually only once !