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Re: Gulp
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 6:52 pm
by seiko1
must resist posting as I am w...a....s...t...e...d
Re: Gulp
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:41 pm
by mike-s
Go on Seiko, tell us what you really think!
Re: Gulp
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:44 pm
by seiko1
mike-s wrote:Go on Seiko, tell us what you really think!
I think that has become quiet clear
I read some Poly statement today where he said "speeders and hoons"
That separates them

but do you think I can find that bastard thing now

Re: Gulp
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:48 pm
by smithy5
Nelso wrote:I should have clarified and said it wasn't oversize but must have been heavy or his truck was severely underpowered. I usually sympathise with truckies but this guy sped up whenever a passing oportunity came up as they were all in down hill areas. A bit of common courtesy would have seen a few cars get around in a few spots without him having to slow down as there were large shoulders in many uphill sections that he could have driven in. I guess the problem is not really the truckies fault as the law entitles him to do what he did. The real problem is the gov spending money putting speed cameras in when they should be putting another lane through there, but I still think he could have considered other drivers more.
You must have come across one of those very rare inconsiderate truckies

... No... I know what you are saying, if there is a wide shoulder, he could have moved left and let the traffic pass without slowing down himself...... trouble is truckies spend a lot of time on the road and cop a lot of shit from other motorists, so a lot of truckies have lost their compassion for other motorists.........
One of very many stories...
I was heading into Toowoomba from outback QLD a few years back and this woman in a commodore was sitting constantly on 90 in a 100 zone. I would sit behind her and then pull out when an overtaking lane became available and sit on my limited 102. When I got next to her she would speed up to 110 and pull back in front of me before the end of the overtaking lane... Then resume her 90kph again. She did this five times over many many klms.... This pissed me off and all the other vehicles behind that couldn't pass either of us... So I tailgated the bitch until she pulled up to let me pass.... But I also pulled up and asked her WTF she was playing at.... She said she didn't want to get stuck behind a slow truck

Re: Gulp
Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 6:05 pm
by WELDO
This Subject totally shits me............................ An idiot will always be an idiot, no matter the circumstances.

Re: Gulp
Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 8:00 pm
by photomike666
And you waited 6 months to post that

Re: Gulp
Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 11:22 pm
by bonester
I rode to Port Douglas and back on my ER6 recently- 1800km each way. The hardest thing about the trip was not the fatigue of the distance, but rather the fatique of trying to stay at or below the limit. Several VERY sneaky speed cams on the way. Stuck pretty close to the limit most of the way with the exception of the marlborough straights where we sat a bit above the 110km limit. Shoulda took my GT coz it sits on the limit easier.

Re: Gulp
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2010 8:58 am
by mike-s
I've heard that argument before. Workmate was doing a longish trip along freeways and was getting bored but just following the road. As his bike was so quiet and smooth he only realised he was at the limit +30 when he glanced at the speedo & immediately buttoned off. It's too easy to do unfortunately,