the focus is on strava as that was the point of the original posters thread or at least seemed to me.
I think most anyone will agree the guys behavior was reckless and stupid, but it was HIS fault, not an online website. I ride sportbikes as well so I'm well versed on all the asshats out there in cars, on bikes, on bicycles. If you wanna go fast be it bike or mc or car, take it to the track.
Originally Posted by
rpenmanparker
Interesting that the responses so far seem to focus more on Strava's culpability or lack thereof and not on the individuals' reprehensible behavior. Forget about whether Strava was to blame. That is only of interest to the families affected by the tragedies and people needing to lay off the blame that rightly should land on themselves. Concentrate on the real question: what are you going to do about the a$$hats who can't control their need for speed no matter who gets hurt?