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A couple a days ago a friend of mine and I were doing a little 250 mile day trip. Turning onto a highway at an intersection we both side slipped on some tar that had recently been put in a crack. I felt like I was going down, but didn’t. It scared a crap out my buddy because he was fiddling with something on his bike.
Around here they always fill the cracks early in the season, but you don’t feel the slip on them until it gets up to about 85 degrees and the tar gets soft.
Just saying watch out for the damn Tar road snakes. They can be dangerous!
A couple a days ago a friend of mine and I were doing a little 250 mile day trip. Turning onto a highway at an intersection we both side slipped on some tar that had recently been put in a crack. I felt like I was going down, but didn’t. It scared a crap out my buddy because he was fiddling with something on his bike.
Around here they always fill the cracks early in the season, but you don’t feel the slip on them until it gets up to about 85 degrees and the tar gets soft.
Just saying watch out for the damn Tar road snakes. They can be dangerous!