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Started by doebag, April 02, 2014, 01:49:10 PM

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STX1300man

How many synonyms for dickhead can I find? Grrrrrr.

Idiots like this are why the powers that be will impose ever more draconian measures. Sadly idiots like this either wipe themselves out or move on to the next activity they can **** up for others.

Apexing like that on a public road is only going to end in tears. On a left bend when it goes wrong the only place you'll end up is head on with the oncoming. You can't deny physics.

If I hear one more "I didn't know he road" I think I'll actually scream.


Ros

 :ohplease: :censored: :death: :censored:  :shit: :censored:  :nono: :censored:  :gun_bandana: :censored:  :hammer: :censored:  :sad: :censored:

I saw that on the BBC website when it came out.  It made my blood boil then too. Totally mindless and selfish riding.  Arrests should be made.

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davetherave

I saw this on another forum first but my opinion is still the same......................................... :asshole:

I'm sure once he's been prosecuted he'll be off and f***up somebodies else's passion  :gunsmilie:

No73

Serious lack of judgment and skill, thrown in with a total lack of respect for the law, a luck boy indeed.

We were all young and stupid once, and that leads me into another thought, The GTR can get you into a lot of trouble speed wise, without any effort at all - lol

I have to fit a louder can - lol

Ant

Quote from: No73 on April 06, 2014, 09:53:34 AM
Serious lack of judgment and skill, thrown in with a total lack of respect for the law, a luck boy indeed.

We were all young and stupid once, and that leads me into another thought, The GTR can get you into a lot of trouble speed wise, without any effort at all - lol

I have to fit a louder can - lol

I believe there are 3 things that can all help you stay safe ( excluding rider training )....Lights, noise, bright clothing....

My saying is.  " loud pipes saves lives ".....yes that statement can open a big debate, but theres no denying that they keep you awake, and alert other road users ( if their music isn't too loud  :mfr_lol: ).......

I will post a vid shortly from another forum highlighting a problem that not everyone will be aware of. 

It makes you think....... :biker3:

Ros

This is discussed in the following video. 
it's worth watching this video all the way through if you're interested in discussing the finer points of the Motorcylcle Roadcraft vs (can't remember his name) methods of getting round a corner.
it's nearly an hour long, but the related part starts at about 38:00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaBtGqHiEyM

:popcorn:

Ros

Andy

Glad I wasn't the only one to find bend on map :-) a good lesson in motorcycling is to find a couple of quiet bends and walk through them and note to extra visibility to be gained by positioning a few feet differently  (and be seem earlier...) and observe the movement of the "vanishing point" (good film by the way...).

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Zebedee

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