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fine... "alas poor Norick, I knew him, 2rismo".

happy?

used to love watchin him cos he has a suicidal riding style compared to the rest... had a fair few falls too.

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im so saddened.... thats a gut wrenching death...

i have to ask, and it might be sensitive but how fast do you guys think he was going for a 500 cc professional to not see the accident coming...?

a truck turning across 4 lanes is pretty obvious.. again...i know its a sensitive question but it was begging to be asked...

RIP Nori Abe...

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