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Flew 6 meters/20 feet after getting my rear wheel caught in the snow bank....
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  • Camera: PENTAX Optio SV
  • Date/Time: 03-04-2006 3:27 PM
  • Shutter: 1/200 sec
  • Flash: 24
  • Focal Length: 29.0 mm
Full speed at fourth gear, around 100km/h / 62 mph...

No injuries though, not to me or the bike.

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