Next time kick it over and piss on it.
Next time kick it over and piss on it.
Isnt it ironic that during this winge I go from l plate rider to scooter boy?
Never in the field of human conflict has so much been owed to so few by so many cheese eating surrender monkeys.
(Winston Churchill on the French.)
You certainly did the right thing. There is a scooter which parks on williis street, wellington, that I swear is more gaffer tape than actual scooter.
The sodding thing is always wedged in between bikes, when there is no actual space - fair enough that it could fit physically into the space(?!) but the rider never seems to take into account that the motorbike, his piece of mobile tape is mere millimeters away from, requires its rider to at least get his leg into the space between bikes.
Damn thing also sticks to you foot when you boot it - most annoying.
Never in the field of human conflict has so much been owed to so few by so many cheese eating surrender monkeys.
(Winston Churchill on the French.)
If you are handy with tools and have your toolkit on you, start to dismantle the thing.
Originally Posted by FlangMaster
I remember once a little mini being parked in a stupid place....mini was removed and place in an extremely difficult position...well done on keeping your cool and I'd have been looking to move the little pest as well.
this applies equally to motorcyclists who don't know how to park like grown ups. i prefer the scooters because you can move them (to an entirely different quadrant of the parking lot, if you have a friend).
motorbikes on the other hand are a bitch to move so you simply must resort to carrying a large piece of paper and vivid with you to tape "LEARN TO PARK LIKE A FUCKING GROWN UP" everywhere that passer bys can see it. nothing like public embarrassment to fix a bad habit.
Theres a bloke always parks his cruiser in the bike park outside dick smith electronics in whakatane. He parks the fucking thing so he either unnecessarily takes the whole bike parking space, or so that if you use it as well it blocks him in. My wife (trying to park her bike there) commented to him only to be greeted with a typical cruiser asshole rude response, so I just park across him now. If he is this tough I bet he can stand pivot - unless he jams his back wheel into a corner so he can't even do that.
Steve
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"What Steve said pretty much summed it up."
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"Wow, Great advise there DB."
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I can imagine the howls of outrage if anyone tried to move any of your bikes and damaged a fairing, even if you were parked like an arsehole. It's all good though, I'll just tape this thread onto the R1 that parks like an arsehole here after I "kick it over and piss on it" cause obviously that's ok.
Watch out for tow ropes and quickly braking cars
People are welcome to shift my bike for any good reason, provided they don't pull on something fragile or drop it on the concrete. If you don't feel confident doing it, then you probably shouldn't be.
Conversely, I'd shift someones' bike if I was forced to. If they don't like that, then should park properly to begin with.
If some cunt took umbrage and whacked me one just because I moved his bike, he'd better not take his eyes off me, coz I'll open him up like a fucking tin of fish. Different story if I DID drop his pride and joy.. probably I'd deserve it.
If you HAVE TO move it, then move it, but be fucking careful.
Steve
"I am a licenced motorcycle instructor, I agree with dangerousbastard, no point in repeating what he said."
"read what Steve says. He's right."
"What Steve said pretty much summed it up."
"I did axactly as you said and it worked...!!"
"Wow, Great advise there DB."
WTB: Hyosung bikes or going or not.
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