William Shatner Recalls Motorcycle Crash
William Shatner discovered the perils of riding a motorcycle without any protective gear, when he crashed on a highway in California.
The reckless former Star Trek star refuses to pad up and rides around the state wearing just beach clothes - even after a crash that could have killed him.
He explains, "I think leather, and helmets and protective gear is foolish, in the hot California weather. I ride with sandals and shorts and a
t-shirt.
"One time, I was driving along and the bike slide from under me, and I skidded across the two lane highway.
"I grabbed the bike hauled it up and got back on. I had to get to Los Angeles. I had a doll to take to my grandchild."
"I got back on the bike and my clothes are shredded. I realized I'm bleeding."
Unfortunately for Shatner, the image of him bloody and bruised riding a motorcycle almost naked, attracted unwanted attention from other motorists.
He adds, "People are driving up and college kids are yelling at me.
"Finally they uttered the ultimate insult, 'Beam me up Scotty,' so I gave them the finger."
William Shatner discovered the perils of riding a motorcycle without any protective gear, when he crashed on a highway in California.
The reckless former Star Trek star refuses to pad up and rides around the state wearing just beach clothes - even after a crash that could have killed him.
He explains, "I think leather, and helmets and protective gear is foolish, in the hot California weather. I ride with sandals and shorts and a
t-shirt.
"One time, I was driving along and the bike slide from under me, and I skidded across the two lane highway.
"I grabbed the bike hauled it up and got back on. I had to get to Los Angeles. I had a doll to take to my grandchild."
"I got back on the bike and my clothes are shredded. I realized I'm bleeding."
Unfortunately for Shatner, the image of him bloody and bruised riding a motorcycle almost naked, attracted unwanted attention from other motorists.
He adds, "People are driving up and college kids are yelling at me.
"Finally they uttered the ultimate insult, 'Beam me up Scotty,' so I gave them the finger."
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