Dodgy Driver Dob-In!

**nzmikey** · 2nd June 2012, 21:31

Originally Posted by sil3nt

If someone sees this knob on his bike they should grab his number plate and dob him in.

Christ if this tool is in fact a

we are all doomed as I am sure that we as bikers make "Dodgy" lane changes all the time

& I hope like shit that he aint on the shore as that is my stomping ground

**blackdog** · 2nd June 2012, 21:32

I hate cliche.

But epic fail.

**Little Miss Trouble** · 2nd June 2012, 21:52

Originally Posted by nzmikey

Christ if this tool is in fact a

we are all doomed as I am sure that we as bikers make "Dodgy" lane changes all the time

& I hope like shit that he aint on the shore as that is my stomping ground

Joins the motorway at Barry's Point Road onramp. Keep your eyes peeled, you might get his plate

**nzmikey** · 2nd June 2012, 22:16

Originally Posted by Little Miss Trouble

Joins the motorway at Barry's Point Road onramp. Keep your eyes peeled, you might get his plate

But but but how will i do that if I am to busy looking for Dodgy drivers that "indicate" on the motorway 50m ahead of me ?

**bogan** · 2nd June 2012, 22:27

:sigh: I miss thread tags

**Berries** · 2nd June 2012, 23:17

Was always going to be the result though wasn't it? Let's face it, we ride bikes and people don't see them, even if they look. If you get wound up so much by people doing dodgy things that you have to start a website then your brain isn't in the right place for riding. And if you get so many people doing 'dodgy' things that you have the material for a website then you've got to take a look at your own riding and road positioning. IMHO.

**bogan** · 3rd June 2012, 09:29

Originally Posted by Berries

Was always going to be the result though wasn't it? Let's face it, we ride bikes and people don't see them, even if they look. If you get wound up so much by people doing dodgy things that you have to start a website then your brain isn't in the right place for riding. And if you get so many people doing 'dodgy' things that you have the material for a website then you've got to take a look at your own riding and road positioning. IMHO.

TBH, I though he would at least find an incident where the 'dodgy driver' was more in the wrong than him...

The driver probably checked behind, started indicating, checked front/sides, started slowing moving across, checked behind again and noticed that despite his indicating the bike was undertaking him. Then moved back to his own lane to let the biker through. Dude needs to take some defensive riding courses before he encounters a real dodgy driver, who squashes him instead of showing courtesy.

**Woodman** · 3rd June 2012, 09:48

Originally Posted by steve_t

Tip: Try to avoid riding in the blind spot of another vehicle

Was going to suggest that.Come to think of it I don't look behind when changing lanes in the car, use both mirrors and wait? yes, but look behind?, no.

Any biker who speeds up behind a car from the left and then zips out to pass on a multi-lane road is looking for trouble, and how would that show up on a gopro from the bikes perspective? Probarbly make the car driver look in the wrong.

The video evidence can be a bit flowery.

EDIT, Just read what he videoed himself doing (don' do facebook). I thought the self righteous, always the cars fault riders were all cyclists.

**Katman** · 3rd June 2012, 10:49

Dodgy driving?

All I saw was a pig-ignorant motorcyclist.

**Nova.** · 3rd June 2012, 10:53

it seems i have been blocked from commenting on his facebook page

**Virago** · 3rd June 2012, 11:27

Originally Posted by Zimsar10

Yip & I'm laughing right back at you all.

Without seeing that you're the biggest joke?

I see that you're now deleting any contrary Facebook comments. There's a surprise...

I said it from the start - you're a self-appointed road-warrior with a chip on your shoulder. Another internet hero with no idea of road etiquette or sensible riding skills.

You'll hide behind your grandiose Facebook persona (complete with hysterically transparent "police" link), gleefully "liking" your own posts (using multiple log-ins), and removing any comments which contradict your pathetically silly outlook.

You won't come back here though - too much dangerously harmful honesty for your persona?

**steve_t** · 3rd June 2012, 11:28

Haha... NZMikey's comment was deleted as were others! I guess the "I'm happy to listen to some constructive criticism if there was anything I could of [sic] done better." is a crock of shit... as expected.