jzzmusician
Official Hoon
We've all heard the term "over the edge," in past years. I guess I never really knew what that meant until now.
Please don't insult anyone, :nono: this thread was put up for FUN, thanks....James Burleigh must be a ***** *** lawyer from SF. Great idea from from a few beers and some hardware. If we can load it with super-stink juice then we have a product. I bet you could squirt some 'gaiters with red water and they would still not have a clue to your proximity.
James Burleigh must be a ***** *** lawyer from SF. Great idea from from a few beers and some hardware. If we can load it with super-stink juice then we have a product. I bet you could squirt some 'gaiters with red water and they would still not have a clue to your proximity.
If somebody's going faster than me, and very few do, I let 'em go by, then they get to be the performance award dummy.Unfortunately tailgating is a fact of life where I live. The worst part is when I leave a long buffer zone in front of me to account for the tailgater (so I don't have to stop short and get killed by this *****) people take it as an open invite to cut in front of me. :angry2:BTW, in my six years of riding to work every day on freeways at about 20K miles a year, I can't even remember a time when I was tailgated (I don't ride like a Harley rider, which is probably why).
Me tooI'm waiting for some of the LEO's on this forum to chime in.
No good will come of this, DailyCommuter. Do you have an attorney on retainer?
You guys are missing the whole point of what I mean by being tailgated in traffic. I don't know where you live or ride , but What I am referring to is in solid traffic when all lanes are full, no room in front and no room behind, when the proper driving method is the 3 second rule, for safe following distance. Now picture that as your surrounding and as a good rider your watching in front and behind simultaneously, your leaving room in front of you to allow for emergency, road debree, or other problems that are lurking waiting for you. The drivers around here can't help themselves when there is even a tiny bit of room in front of you between the next driver. If you're not right up their *** they act as though you need to be cut off.If somebody's going faster than me, and very few do, I let 'em go by, then they get to be the performance award dummy.Unfortunately tailgating is a fact of life where I live. The worst part is when I leave a long buffer zone in front of me to account for the tailgater (so I don't have to stop short and get killed by this *****) people take it as an open invite to cut in front of me. :angry2:BTW, in my six years of riding to work every day on freeways at about 20K miles a year, I can't even remember a time when I was tailgated (I don't ride like a Harley rider, which is probably why).
Why am I reminded of some paranoid evil scientist, toiling away for hours in his lab, fixing to make "them" pay for slighting him?
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