View Full Version : Want the cagers to give you a wide berth?
Gubb
17th August 2011, 21:14
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EJK
17th August 2011, 21:16
Epic </10char>
Big Dave
17th August 2011, 21:18
'Cagers'. How unfortunate.
gwigs
17th August 2011, 22:03
Cunts would still pull out in front of you....most drivers arent that observant.Still if they did.....:ar15:
Kickaha
18th August 2011, 06:34
From personal experience it makes no difference whatsoever, with a rifle across my back I was chased and run off the road
James Deuce
18th August 2011, 07:15
He's riding a Honda and wearing white socks with black shoes. He needs to carry weaponry.
davereid
18th August 2011, 08:07
From personal experience it makes no difference whatsoever, with a rifle across my back I was chased and run off the road
A long time ago I was rabbit hunting on an old XT yamaha. I used to ride to where I went hunting with my rifle slung over my back.
I never got a second glance.
This particular day I was down a back trail. I saw a possum in the middle of the track, and just for an instant suffered brain fade.
I attempted to kick the possum as I rode past, my mind telling me it would arc through the air like a well kicked rugby ball.
I was wrong. It was like kicking a post.
I fell off, bending my rifle like a banana. I broke the headlight, bent the handle bars, and several toes.
The ride to the hospital was made in extreme pain, on a badly bent motorcycle with a banana shaped gun on my back.
I never got a second glance.
Its proof. motorcyclists are invisible.
Gubb
18th August 2011, 09:27
Maybe this is the solution then.
244915
sinfull
18th August 2011, 09:32
Nah mate ya kidding !
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skippa1
18th August 2011, 09:45
A long time ago I was rabbit hunting on an old XT yamaha. I used to ride to where I went hunting with my rifle slung over my back.
I never got a second glance.
This particular day I was down a back trail. I saw a possum in the middle of the track, and just for an instant suffered brain fade.
I attempted to kick the possum as I rode past, my mind telling me it would arc through the air like a well kicked rugby ball.
I was wrong. It was like kicking a post.
I fell off, bending my rifle like a banana. I broke the headlight, bent the handle bars, and several toes.
The ride to the hospital was made in extreme pain, on a badly bent motorcycle with a banana shaped gun on my back.
I never got a second glance.
Its proof. motorcyclists are invisible.
Now that is an epic tale. I love it. Been there on the kicking front, seems like such a great idea.......I never came off but holy cow it hurt:shit:
gijoe1313
18th August 2011, 13:44
I find doing "Crazy Ivan" tactics work to give errant motorists a wide berth of me or a wake up call. I just proceed to "warm up" my tyres by a series of rapid left to right motions, which results in a desirable reaction that dissuades errant motorists from sharing my space!
Works 9 out of 10 times, with the occasional non-compliant motorist, I let them get ahead of me (for some reason these types always try to "beat" motorcyclists) or I get some other poor motorist take the brunt of their attentions by using them as a shield! :innocent:
(I note that large falcodores, utes, 4x4s, drivers wearing hats and other stereotypical types are mostly responsible for this!) :shifty:
Road kill
18th August 2011, 16:44
Driving over the AK habour bridge this morning,,,some bright spark had run up the arse of the barrier shifting truck/thing,,,work that one out.
So sorry,,for some people the "threat" of guns will never work,,,,because they wouldn't see em' would they!.
Kickaha
18th August 2011, 18:33
He's riding a Honda and wearing white socks with black shoes. He needs to carry weaponry.
Ah I was on a Honda when it happened, maybe that was the problem although I was just the passenger
I just proceed to warm up my tyres by a series of rapid left to right motions,
You might have been weaving but it wouldn't warm your tyres up
gijoe1313
19th August 2011, 12:43
Ah I was on a Honda when it happened, maybe that was the problem although I was just the passenger
You might have been weaving but it wouldn't warm your tyres up
You do realise everything I said was in jest? Weaving to "warm up" tyres is just the excuse to engage in prolific movements from side to side! :msn-wink: I do believe that only tyre warmers and extended riding will generate sufficient heat over time! (or having burnouts ... ) or if the bike catches on fire (improbable, but does happen when impacts are devastating!) or if some small mite with a magnifying glass starts trying to burn holes into it ... or if some hot chick starts rubbing her oiled body over it ...
But thanks for that! :yes: I will add that into my usual explanation of why I do crazy ivans (I weave side to side, which appears to be trying to warm up my tyres, but does diddly-squat in reality)
baptist
19th August 2011, 13:33
Driving over the AK habour bridge this morning,,,some bright spark had run up the arse of the barrier shifting truck/thing,,,work that one out.
So sorry,,for some people the "threat" of guns will never work,,,,because they wouldn't see em' would they!.
Classic... if that can't be seen there is no hope for us :no:
Maybe this is the solution then.
244915
A Honda rider? ... oh sorry I see now :laugh:
A long time ago I was rabbit hunting on an old XT yamaha. I used to ride to where I went hunting with my rifle slung over my back.
I never got a second glance.
This particular day I was down a back trail. I saw a possum in the middle of the track, and just for an instant suffered brain fade.
I attempted to kick the possum as I rode past, my mind telling me it would arc through the air like a well kicked rugby ball.
I was wrong. It was like kicking a post.
I fell off, bending my rifle like a banana. I broke the headlight, bent the handle bars, and several toes.
The ride to the hospital was made in extreme pain, on a badly bent motorcycle with a banana shaped gun on my back.
I never got a second glance.
Its proof. motorcyclists are invisible.
People do tend to see through us... but what about you? I rolled onto a rifle once (jumped from a height), It was still straight but I wasn't ... kinda hurt:cry:.
Oakie
19th August 2011, 18:06
I used to go out to the Waitaki River with my .22 slung over my shoulder on my XL175 and my Z400 later on. Always waited for the time when I got pulled over by the cops or got a negative reaction from a road user but it never happened.
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