i think only a complete fuckin idiot would "fly off the road" on 82 , its just a back road , its not the Nurburgring for christ sake.:gaylaugh
Slappy my response to zack were pretty much words of encouragement and a bit of zarcasm put in. But in reality i've taken people down that road that have nearly crashed into a stone wall or fly off a turn or almost run into me if I hadn't predicted that they wouldn't stop on time and inched a bit forward as they came flying through. It's been more than a few times too.
But see we live in a world full of idiots, but you've obviously never driven there enough to see things happen seems like you didn't see the various crosses posted on some of the light posts or the nuts and bolts on the wall of doom. Well you can't, it was night.
You've driven there maybe once er twice? But sometimes it's beyond driver error since there are deer all over those roads, if you drive on any twisty backroad you're bound have close calls because of the unpredictable nature and unlike sanctioned race events and tracks there is nobody around and nobody knows your exact location so in a sense it is more dangerous.
If it rains it usually stays on the roads for 2 days, parts get mud sliding from some of the hills and since it runs along a creek there are wet spots often. Actually a few months ago there was a tree down covering an entire lane, there were no flares either and it was right after a blind corner.
But then you might ask, why drive there fast? Because life is full of risks and it's damn fun, their's no reason to be afraid all the time. As long as you know what you're limits are it can be relatively safe and late at night until the crack of dawn there isn't any traffic on that road. It's a great road to tune your suspension.
