Green C1 V6 on the A442 this afternoon.
S3 MYS
Got behind him, flashed and waved to no avail.
S3 MYS
Got behind him, flashed and waved to no avail.
Lucid said:Flashed and waved to no avail.
And so we just look like nutters.![]()
I did this the other day and got that look like who the f*** is this madman![]()
Green C1 V6 on the A442 this afternoon.
S3 MYS
Got behind him, flashed and waved to no avail.
Don't be too disappointed, your assuming the driver knows what the mirrors are for. In my experience this is often not the case.
I can be on my bike sitting comfortably behind a car happily minding my own business with no desire to overtake at that point. After several minutes they suddenly swerve into the gutter and start indicating to call me past. Well thank you that's kind of you. I understand the driver is being considerate to make way for a biker. But I'll pass when I consider it safe to do so not on their demand. All it says to me is that it's taken several minutes before they looked in the mirror and saw me.
The driver probably doesn't know what the thing in the middle of their windscreen is for.
Sorry minor rant over but I bet others bikers on here will agree with me. And maybe some advise to non biking drivers, the little beast between our legs will pass easily in spaces that most wouldn't believe possible, you really don't need to risk putting your passenger in the gutter.
Think biker awareness varies a lot depending on where you are.in rural Yorkshire people tend to move over to allow/encourage overtaking.that's a big improvement to most cities where your totally invisible! Overtaking should always be your decision but thanks anyway,most of the time.
I can be on my bike sitting comfortably behind a car happily minding my own business with no desire to overtake at that point. After several minutes they suddenly swerve into the gutter and start indicating to call me past. Well thank you that's kind of you. I understand the driver is being considerate to make way for a biker. But I'll pass when I consider it safe to do so not on their demand. All it says to me is that it's taken several minutes before they looked in the mirror and saw me.
The driver probably doesn't know what the thing in the middle of their windscreen is for.
Sorry minor rant over but I bet others bikers on here will agree with me. And maybe some advise to non biking drivers, the little beast between our legs will pass easily in spaces that most wouldn't believe possible, you really don't need to risk putting your passenger in the gutter.
Think biker awareness varies a lot depending on where you are.in rural Yorkshire people tend to move over to allow/encourage overtaking.that's a big improvement to most cities where your totally invisible! Overtaking should always be your decision but thanks anyway,most of the time.
It's pretty mixed where I am. I suppose people moving over to allow filtering is rare enough for bikers to thank each driver. I always try to nudge over when I see a bike lane splitting behind me. I've never had an issue with it tbh. Some people get the arse.
X reg frosty on Southwell Road, Mansfield, today 4.3.17 at 12.23hrs had a body kit looked very nice, saw it pull out of a side road, just in front of me, gave him a couple of flashers of the headlight, but didn't see any reply, originally thought it was Uncle Al but no, it had a different reg number....![]()
Maybe I've seen this one, but I can't remember. Suffice to say I was excitable in the back seat
On the reg numbers page, T442 THK belongs to 'Birchy' in Essex. I wonder if there's a typo involved and this is the car?
X reg frosty on Southwell Road, Mansfield, today 4.3.17 at 12.23hrs had a body kit looked very nice, saw it pull out of a side road, just in front of me, gave him a couple of flashers of the headlight, but didn't see any reply, originally thought it was Uncle Al but no, it had a different reg number....![]()
Think I might have seen that on Mansfield road a couple of days ago, might have been Al though.
Very obscure sport
blurple in this video, of the police patrolling using a double decker bus
can't identify
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/~/article-4352942/index.html