Opinions are like arseholes: Everybody has got one, but that doesn't mean you got to air it in public all the time....
I tend to look over my shoulder eith a disdainful glare. Works a treat.
Others have been treated to a flash of my brake light, without me actually applying the brakes. My front brake lever doesn't move much before the light comes.
I once waited at some lights for a guy who had been following me far too closely. I spoke to him and invited him to grab a helmet and hop on the bike with me. If he wants to be that close.
Another woman I spoke to had maintained a 3 second distance behind me for about 20 kilometres. I thanked her. Reinforcing good driving is just as satisfying as berating bad driving.
Back to speed error. Bloke on a Bronze today was riding a KTM 450LAMS. Sperdovwas 20 kmh high at 100. Pointless having a Speedo like that
Plus like RC says ( give them the evil...)which I admit is a lot more succesfull if you are a bit "bulky" and ride a largish bike.
Also try to position yourself straight in front of driver behind you....check you mirrors and "block" his vision ahead.
That usually makes them fall back.
If they can see past you they tend to focus on car in front of you for gap space and squash you....coz they don't really see you. Own your space
Opinions are like arseholes: Everybody has got one, but that doesn't mean you got to air it in public all the time....
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