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Would this be classed as reckless driving? ohhh yes!
Would this be classed as reckless driving? ohhh yes!
Well, this is an interesting video, but I think the guy needs locking up as he clearly has a few screws loose :mischeif:
and will probably end up maiming some innocent drivers and surviving himself
what a complete idiot he's an accident waiting to happen
nice blocking manouvre by the red van though
theres also part 2 (not that anyones interested) and the guy has got the balls to post em on youtube thinkin its cool
Nautic Blue UR-Quattro RS2spec ABY20v kkk26/27 hybrid,Bremsport Brake Kit n some other Gubbins.water injection. Mihnea tuned Management The old Bus
0-60 4.9
1/4mile 13.5
and 2 minutes 10
the guys no where near as good a driver as he thinks he is! (whereas ghostrider seems in control on his motorbike vides *almost*) This idiot really does look like he will crash imminently. badly.
If I rode my motorbike like that I am sure I would be already gone.
One thing I picked up on is the people seeing him coming and braking!
This is a real killer on the bike as if you come up on some much slower moving traffic and the back car sees you in the mirror and panic brakes it makes your stopping distance even less.
Especially bad if someone pulls out in front of you, in most of my close shaves it would be far better for them to keep going so they are out of the way or at least the back of a car is a smaller target than the side!
Jon
Jon, Jane, Bradley and Hayden.
Audi S4 (100) avant quattro 1993
Mitsubishi Delica L300 exceed 1992
Audi 100 estate 2.5tdi 1992
Kawasaki ZX9R B1 1994
Suzuki 400 Bandit 1994
If I rode my motorbike like that I am sure I would be already gone.
One thing I picked up on is the people seeing him coming and braking!
This is a real killer on the bike as if you come up on some much slower moving traffic and the back car sees you in the mirror and panic brakes it makes your stopping distance even less.
Especially bad if someone pulls out in front of you, in most of my close shaves it would be far better for them to keep going so they are out of the way or at least the back of a car is a smaller target than the side!
Jon
For sure. When I used to have a bike I was afraid of the same thing! Bikes are not as good at braking compared to high performance cars either (less contact patch) but accelerate quicker so its a recipe for trouble!
50secs was enough to realise he should be dead. What an idiot, people like this deserve to have an accident to protect the rest of us from idiots like him! He's putting all others in danger.
'Typical BMW driver'............ yes a generalisation, but are generalisations are there for a reason ??!!
Idiot!
Sherv (Dan)
S5 with all the goodies
SOLDRS2 Volcano Black RHD 55k
He didn't have a clue about advanced driving. Most of the time the cars on his side were making way, which would never happen in the UK. They are obviously used to letting lunatics go by out there.
Half the time, if he had stayed out on the opposite side of the road he would have had a much better line of sight before his next overtake.
Forcing everyone including those coming the opposite way is not big and not clever.
Very little to be proud of there IMO...
The Perfectionist
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