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When a group of 10-20 motorcycle racers showed up at a track in Rome, they went ahead and decided to have a race. Not surprisingly, on a track with ridiculously tight hairpin turns at speeds exceeding 140 miles per hour, two racers -- Max Biaggi and Kenan Sufuolu -- collided and went skidding head first across pavement. But did they do? Ridiculously, no, they didn't. All of which goes to show that we should all be riding motorcycles. Evidently they're much safer than we think they are.(by Cameron Smith) Running Time: 0:24
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