What's that yellow stuff at intersections ?

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by sarcasmatron, Sep 15, 2004.

  1. sarcasmatron

    sarcasmatron Guest

    What's that orrible smelly yellow gravel they seem to be spraying at the
    lead-up to intersections these days? Is it some kinda friction-increaser for
    people who forget how to brake in the wet? At first I thought a sheep truck
    must have spilled a load of sheep byproduct but it's everywhere!
     
    sarcasmatron, Sep 15, 2004
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  2. sarcasmatron

    sarcasmatron Guest

    It sounds like the stuff that's now everywhere here in the UK. It is a
    I don't doubt it will stop dickbrains from skidding halfway into the
    intersection when it rains. Hope I never come a gutser onto it. There's
    enough friction between the human form and the ground as it is as far as I'm
    concerned.
     
    sarcasmatron, Sep 16, 2004
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