The Honda CBR 250 broken collarbone Review

Rain-snow-or just getting maimed? no sacrifice I will make any sacrifice when I review motorbikes. I’m calling this my Jack Corbett Honda CBR 250 broken collarbone review.

Jack Corbett's Honda CBR 250 broken collarbone review — Who else would sacrifice his body just to do a little motorbike review of a Honda 250 CBR?I broke my collar bone while test driving a Honda CBR 250 from Pattaya to Rayong.

Honda CBR 250 broken collarbone review — If you absolutely must have an accident driving your motorbike the Bangkok Pattaya Hospital is your number one choice. I chose Bangkok Pattaya Hospital when I broke my clavicle.

Thailand is the 2nd most deadly country in the world to drive in. Only Namidia in Africa where headhunters and cannibals still roam ranks ahead of Thailand.

In ten years living here full time, I have never ever seen a motorcyclist stopped by the police for running a read light, driving the wrong way against the flow of traffic, or for reckless driving. And yet, it is impossible to drive in Pattaya for even ten minutes without encountering at least one Thai driver running a red light or driving against the flow of traffic.

Needless to say, doing these motorbike reviews is extremely dangerous. But the lure of owning a larger motorbike than a PCX or Yamaha Nouvo lives on. In spite of my accident and all that pain, I nearly bought a Honda CBR 250. Three years later I bought the Yamaha 400 SR.

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