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PrincessBandit
19th January 2008, 11:50
This morning, about 9.20 am, out for a nice ride along the Maraetai coast rd with my son it had been nice to see all the bikes out until.... a group of bikes came along (heading towards Duders) and one of the riders decided to pull a wheelie to pass some bicyclists going in the same direction. The thing that astonished me about this is that on this twisty road this person felt it necessary to not only overtake the cyclists on one wheel, but they had oncoming. Namely me, with my son following on his bike. Now I realise that this road might provide a great deal of fun for bikes if you have the road pretty much to yourself but this persons action were moronic. My leisurely pace was for the benefit of the young rider behind me, not for some prat to say to "ooooohhhh goody, a nice tight gap for me to squeeze past these pedal pushers and between the two oncoming motorbikes".
If it was an accident and the hand slipped on the throttle then that is bad enough, but if it was deliberate then whoever it was is an arsehole. If it was someone in KB land then SHAME ON YOU; if any of the riders in that group is a member of KB and knows that idiot, pass on my :Pokey: to them. If you are someone I know and like, then SHAME ON YOU, your actions were still moronic.
p.s. if those bicyclists didn't shit themselves when motorised a-hole hooned past then they must have either nerves or balls of steel.
ital916
19th January 2008, 12:26
:bash::bash::bash: What an idiot.....bad bad motorcyclist. I've never encountered a hand slipping on throttle incident. Guess it's not a biggie though with my teenie bike. lol
dipshit
19th January 2008, 16:56
This kind of thing really pisses me off. When out riding I find it is other motorcyclists that give me the greatest concern. There is a high chance they may be doing/going to do something stupid.
Yet ironically the rider is probably thinking how privileged and lucky you were to of have witnessed his "amazingly skilled and talented riding". These kind of attention seeking showoffs really do seem to love themselves that much.
His mates are still probably slapping him on the back as we speak, telling him just how much of an amazingly skilled rider he is. You've only got to look at the stunting forum here as proof of such mentality.
James Deuce
19th January 2008, 17:31
Burn him!! Her!! It!!
R6_kid
19th January 2008, 17:34
This kind of thing really pisses me off. When out riding I find it is other motorcyclists that give me the greatest concern. There is a high chance they may be doing/going to do something stupid.
Yet ironically the rider is probably thinking how privileged and lucky you were to of have witnessed his "amazingly skilled and talented riding". These kind of attention seeking showoffs really do seem to love themselves that much.
His mates are still probably slapping him on the back as we speak, telling him just how much of an amazingly skilled rider he is. You've only got to look at the stunting forum here as proof of such mentality.
fuck off dick head. If you think for a second that they think putting other people in danger is cool then you have your head so far up your ass I cannot contemplate how it would feel.
Riding like a twat around other people, and with on coming traffic is just plain stupid.
skidMark
19th January 2008, 17:40
fuck off dick head. If you think for a second that they think putting other people in danger is cool then you have your head so far up your ass I cannot contemplate how it would feel.
Riding like a twat around other people, and with on coming traffic is just plain stupid.
dipshits head is so far up his own ass it's back on his neck again.
skidMark
19th January 2008, 17:43
This kind of thing really pisses me off. When out riding I find it is other motorcyclists that give me the greatest concern. There is a high chance they may be doing/going to do something stupid.
Yet ironically the rider is probably thinking how privileged and lucky you were to of have witnessed his "amazingly skilled and talented riding". These kind of attention seeking showoffs really do seem to love themselves that much.
His mates are still probably slapping him on the back as we speak, telling him just how much of an amazingly skilled rider he is. You've only got to look at the stunting forum here as proof of such mentality.
fukit, you arn't worth the wear typing to you inflicts on my keyboard.
dipshit
19th January 2008, 17:44
Riding like a twat around other people, and with on coming traffic is just plain stupid.
Yeah right, like we all believe you are sincere about that... :rofl:
dipshit
19th January 2008, 17:46
fukit, you arn't worth the wear typing to you inflicts on my keyboard.
What's the matter? Truth hurts? Cut a bit close to the bone did we?
skidMark
19th January 2008, 17:48
What's the matter? Truth hurts? Cut a bit close to the bone did we?
nah not really, i just think you are worthless.
some of your opinions raise good points.
it's the abusive way that you put across that opinion that makes others despise you on this site.
SM
R6_kid
19th January 2008, 17:52
Yeah right, like we all believe you are sincere about that... :rofl:
know me before you judge me
arj127
19th January 2008, 17:56
and here we go again. :jerry:
Ixion
19th January 2008, 18:28
Rather pointless (as wheeliees always are on road) , but where precisely was the danger?
dipshit
19th January 2008, 18:32
it's the abusive way that you put across that opinion that makes others despise you on this site.
Oh no! skidMark doesn't like me... :weep:
PrincessBandit
19th January 2008, 18:33
Hmmmmmmm, this thread has earned my first red! Whoever you are(you obviously prefer to remain anonymous) did you actually read what i wrote i.e. the mono was executed into oncoming traffic? Or did you not get past my header and the old knee-jerk reaction kicked in? :bleh:
skidMark
19th January 2008, 18:37
Oh no! skidMark doesn't like me... :weep:
open your eyes nobody likes you, isn't it past ya bedtime?
bandit_girl
19th January 2008, 18:42
This morning, about 9.20 am, out for a nice ride along the Maraetai coast rd with my son it had been nice to see all the bikes out until.... a group of bikes came along (heading towards Duders) and one of the riders decided to pull a wheelie to pass some bicyclists going in the same direction. The thing that astonished me about this is that on this twisty road this person felt it necessary to not only overtake the cyclists on one wheel, but they had oncoming. Namely me, with my son following on his bike. Now I realise that this road might provide a great deal of fun for bikes if you have the road pretty much to yourself but this persons action were moronic. My leisurely pace was for the benefit of the young rider behind me, not for some prat to say to "ooooohhhh goody, a nice tight gap for me to squeeze past these pedal pushers and between the two oncoming motorbikes".
If it was an accident and the hand slipped on the throttle then that is bad enough, but if it was deliberate then whoever it was is an arsehole. If it was someone in KB land then SHAME ON YOU; if any of the riders in that group is a member of KB and knows that idiot, pass on my :Pokey: to them. If you are someone I know and like, then SHAME ON YOU, your actions were still moronic.
p.s. if those bicyclists didn't shit themselves when motorised a-hole hooned past then they must have either nerves or balls of steel.
Yet another act of stupidity.:angry2:
Sorry to hear about you and peter's bad experience mate, try not to let it get you guys down from other outings.
I hope that shit doesn't happen when we're out next, :eek5:
I'd say those bicyclists definately have balls of steel, either that or they've seen this type of moronic behaviour all too often!
PrincessBandit
19th January 2008, 18:53
I hope that shit doesn't happen when we're out next, :eek5:
I'd say those bicyclists definately have balls of steel, either that or they've seen this type of moronic behaviour all too often!
Hey mate, i nearly texted you to see if you wanted to come this morning. The ride was totally unplanned - we just jumped on and went; wish i had asked you to come along! I'd say that anyone who travels that road frequently will have seen their fair share of knobhead behaviour by a variety of specimens (cage, bike, pedestrian....) Will pm you later to arrange our next ride - and hopefully we won't see any idjits!!:niceone:
boomer
19th January 2008, 18:57
Burn him!! Her!! It!!
+1
Wheelies are neither big nor clever!
Swoop
19th January 2008, 19:48
+1
Wheelies are neither big nor clever!
...but are worth bonus points...
jrandom
19th January 2008, 19:51
OH NOES TEH WHEELEYS OF DOOOOOOM, I SEEN THEM
You know, you could just send katman flowers if you want him to put out, rather than going for the 'public sycophancy' approach.
:niceone:
PrincessBandit
19th January 2008, 20:09
You know, you could just send katman flowers if you want him to put out, rather than going for the 'public sycophancy' approach.
:niceone:
er, um, not quite sure of your point there.
My main problem with the wheelie was that it was coming in my direction on the road - a narrow road for that matter. I'd have still felt sorry for the cyclists but if the lane I was in had been empty I might have had a different perspective on the matter. Or are you telling me that not only are we invisible to cagers but even other bikers consider each other invisible too?
p.s. I don't think I've ever sent my brother flowers for anything and as for him putting out...well you must be a sick man then......if you are sick then maybe I should sent the flowers as a get well for you. :confused:
ital916
19th January 2008, 20:16
Or maybe it was the dude who pulled the wheelie, and he's/she's offended that someone thinks he's/she's a complete twat of riding like a dickhead...*god forbid that people get angry when someone pulls a wheelie on the wrong side of the road with oncoming - sarcasm meter breaks lol*. Maybe..it's just a theory...let me do some calculations lol
ArcherWC
19th January 2008, 20:18
+1
Wheelies are neither big nor clever!
you are sweet then since you are little and none too bright
PrincessBandit
19th January 2008, 20:22
... but where precisely was the danger?
Um, just to clarify in case I hadn't made it obvious : "into oncoming"; the "oncoming" was me and my son.
jrandom
19th January 2008, 21:42
Um, just to clarify in case I hadn't made it obvious : "into oncoming"; the "oncoming" was me and my son.
You know, a moment's inattention from the rider due to a woman in short shorts and tight tank top on the other side of the road would probably have been far more dangerous to you and your son than that wheelie was.
But you wouldn't have noticed his shift in perception and lack of focus.
And then when he crashed into you it would have been a Sad Accident (tm).
are you telling me that not only are we invisible to cagers but even other bikers consider each other invisible too?
Invisibility of other riders mostly depends on proximity of UnderdressedHawtChikz (tm), as vifferman would put it.
Also hangovers.
my brother
Ah, so it's a case of being brought up together, rather than of finding a kindred spirit.
you must be a sick man
This is widely acknowledged.
PrincessBandit
19th January 2008, 22:15
You know, a moment's inattention from the rider due to a woman in short shorts and tight tank top on the other side of the road would probably have been far more dangerous to you and your son than that wheelie was. But you wouldn't have noticed his shift in perception and lack of focus...
Invisibility of other riders mostly depends on proximity of UnderdressedHawtChikz (tm), as vifferman would put it...
Also hangovers....
...This is widely acknowledged.
okey doke:point 1 - prolly not
point 2 - aaaaaaaarrrrrrrrggghhhh shoot all the underdressed hussies
point 3 - absolutely no drinking!! :spanking:
point 4 - where should i send your flowers??? :bleh:
maxworldbiker
20th January 2008, 11:32
Coming back from Burt Munro last Nov we (and a couple of cars in front) were overtaken by a biker riding at an insane speed, probably in excess of 200kph, screaming bike, wet road, in the run-up to Mataura township. We were at about 110 and this guy didn't even slow down to go thru the town (where the speed limit was 50kph) and I still don't know if he made it to his destination alive, whoever he was.
Sadly, there's always someone on a bike that earns us all the undeserved reputation of "biker = loose canon". Even if you could get hold of these shit-for-brains tosspots to ask them what the f**k they were trying to prove, you'd probably only get a vacant stare or a defensive volley of abuse for your trouble. Some people - and thank God they're in the minority - will always ride like tossers, and its usually always about showing off. How boring.
swbarnett
21st January 2008, 16:11
Some people - and thank God they're in the minority - will always ride like tossers, and its usually always about showing off.
Just a thought. Maybe it's a mixture of Risk Homeostasis and the F*** You affect.
Risk Momeostasis is defined thus:
When the level of acceptable risk in one part of the individual's life changes; there will be a corresponding rise/drop in acceptable risk elsewhere.
People that have a high level of acceptable risk will find it where they can. One of the few activities that provides that risk today is high speed driving i.e. driving too fast for the conditions, not jsut outright numerical speed.
The F*** You affect is a responce to over regulation and the constriction of freedom where no just cause exists.
Combine these two factors in varying degrees and you have the hoons that we're all complaining about. The problem is that there will always be hoons (and who they are depends very much on who you are, where you are and when you last had lunch with Zaphod Beeblebrox).
Hoons are just a natural part of the human condition. The sooner we accept this the sooner we can start taking responsibility for our own level of saftey/risk and leave others to do the same.
Katman
21st January 2008, 17:07
Rather pointless (as wheeliees always are on road) , but where precisely was the danger?
Think about it Ixion. Bicyclist swerves slightly as their head turns to see what is howling up behind them, wheel standing motorcyclist (read fuckwit) tries to take evasive action, loses control and slams headlong into oncoming motorcyclist. And don't say it would never happen - people on here only need to cast their minds back.
swbarnett
21st January 2008, 20:49
Think about it Ixion. Bicyclist swerves slightly as their head turns to see what is howling up behind them, wheel standing motorcyclist (read fuckwit) tries to take evasive action, loses control and slams headlong into oncoming motorcyclist. And don't say it would never happen - people on here only need to cast their minds back.
Comes back to what I said earlier (possibly another thread) - no margin for error.
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