I just had to write a thread about a guy that I heard on the radio the other day that was talking about taking an MSF class before buying a Harley. He said that the teacher had to warn students that when some riders are cruising down the road and spot a deer in their path the proper response is not to speed up in attempt to cut the deer in half with your motorcycle. :lol2:

Apparently there are enough idiots that have tried it that they felt like it needed to be addressed in class.

Can I put a rotating blade on the front of my bike if I encounter such a situation?

I just had to write a thread about a guy that I heard on the radio the other day that was talking about taking an MSF class before buying a Harley. He said that the teacher had to warn students that when some riders are cruising down the road and spot a deer in their path the proper response is not to speed up in attempt to cut the deer in half with your motorcycle. :lol2:

Apparently there are enough idiots that have tried it that they felt like it needed to be addressed in class.

Can I put a rotating blade on the front of my bike if I encounter such a situation?

I don't think you'd need it to rotate, a modified euro front plate ought to doit.

http://www.motorpsychorealms.org.uk/bikes/images/norton01.jpg

One of my friends cut one in half with a stock Vulcan. It totaled the bike, but he didn't go down.

oh honey, what did you bring home for dinner?

fresh venison

http://www.livevideo.com/video/D7C232C4A98946D7B8AC1E2B5C8625F4/Motorcycle+Cuts+Deer+in+Half.aspx

http://www.livevideo.com/video/D7C232C4A98946D7B8AC1E2B5C8625F4/Motorcycle+Cuts+Deer+in+Half.aspx

very awesome..lol

It has happened...and there is no way in hades I would bank on that. Deer are big...and...big. A friend of ours has a theory (he is an Arkansas native), don't worry about hitting it if you can eat it in one setting...otherwise leave it the heck alone! LOL!