Some days you shouldn't be allowed out on the bike

Especially when you try to barge a car out of your way because it's
pulled across the road and into your path. "How dare you pull out like
that into my path".

Fortunately instinct override my bad mental attitude and I just nipped
up the inside and away.

 

Sounds like a normal day ?

 

Not for me. Normally I slam on the anchors and stay out of the way until
I'm sure what they're doing. If they're a blind stupid twat I'd rather
stay clear. If they're an agressive obnoxious bastard, who doesn't mind
killing the odd biker, then I'd *really* rather stay clear. There's
always a safe overtake just 20 seconds down the road.

 

Vass wrote

Innit just. I had some **** in a 4 bye go ballistic when I had the
temerity to sound my feak and weeble little horn at him today for
pulling out on me at a roundabout. He didn't wheelie though, despite
making the internationally recognised hand signal but he did nearly
stack it on the traffic in front of him, obviously a prat.

 

Similar here. Down by Oxford street, noticed useless cab driver with zero
clutch control creeping well over the white line at a set of red lights.
No worry to me, but he was behind me at the next set.

I didn't get into first for at least 0.3 of a second after the lights went
green so he's on the horn. I told him to go forth an multiply in finest
RTB tradition. He then followed me all the way to Marble Arch banging on
the horn. Kept dropping back when I slowed down, or pulled up at lights
though.......
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