Danger, cage warning

**jafar** · 20th October 2007, 10:36

Originally Posted by hospitalfood

after thinking, which I only ever do on the 3rd Friday of the month.........
the best result for all bikers is to reduce the cage driving bike hating population by one person............
with this in mind perhaps the best thing is for me to talk to the guy, go and see him alone or perhaps with one other waiting on the road, and try to reason with the guy.
I do know where he is now, he does live in St Johns.
IT IS NOT THE UTE.
the only other smart option in my opinion is the cops, but this will not stop him hating bikes......

cheers.

Best option is to report him to the cops & when you see him again report him again & again & again ..... you get the idea

Going to pay him a visit isn't an option .
There is nothing to say he has anything against bikes as such, he could have something about being passed by anyone (cages).

**Toaster** · 20th October 2007, 15:21

Originally Posted by jafar

Best option is to report him to the cops & when you see him again report him again & again & again ..... you get the idea

Going to pay him a visit isn't an option .

Wise words there jafar. Initmidation and standover bully tactics will only lead to more trouble and is certainly not a civilised solution. Two wrongs don't make a right and never will.

**hospitalfood** · 20th October 2007, 17:50

just to be clear for those who have not met me, personally I'm not the standover kind of guy.

**toycollector10** · 21st October 2007, 20:14

GUILTY of being a total prick and danger to motorcyclists and everyone else on the road.

Everytime a biker sees this piece of dirt do anything wrong, tailgating, speeding, whatever, star 555 the prick.

**Pancakes** · 21st October 2007, 20:28

It's kinda hard riding with my gloves on and phone turned off (so it doesn't die if it gets wet) in my pocket while riding. But yeah, when you get home or whatever do it again and again! Or better pull over and with a good discription of where you are call 111 and say they're out of control and you think there is a real chance of death soon. A 111 about the same driver in the same area each day will be listened to more than the lukewarm *555 rubbish.

**kave** · 22nd October 2007, 16:48

I think the ideal outcome would be to turn this guy into a motorcyclist so he understands the error of his ways. I propose, to acheive this we provide a motorcycle just for him. I believe that the best cheapest and most effective way of doing this would be to suprise him by turning up in the middle of the night and removing two of the wheels from his celica, thus turning it into a "toyota celica motorcycle".

**brit-bloke** · 22nd October 2007, 17:35

This guy should be taught a lesson

but I had two cage drivers in the space of 5 mins change into my lane today whilst on the sthn mway...just got to keep the six sense going

**Luckylegs** · 22nd October 2007, 18:04

Originally Posted by kave

I think the ideal outcome would be to turn this guy into a motorcyclist so he understands the error of his ways. I propose, to acheive this we provide a motorcycle just for him. I believe that the best cheapest and most effective way of doing this would be to suprise him by turning up in the middle of the night and removing two of the wheels from his celica, thus turning it into a "toyota celica motorcycle".

make sure the front wheels are removed, that we he'll be doing wheelies everywhere, then he'll be a cool motorcyclist too

(but remember wheelies make you neither big or clever)

**Ragingrob** · 22nd October 2007, 18:19

Sounds like a complete loser, sometimes around that area so I will look out for him haha.

**delusionz** · 22nd October 2007, 19:36

It's fuckheads like this and the one that knocked me off my bike that scares me about being beside cars these days... I either just stay back and let them go if they seem aggressive or otherwise I'll just drop down a gear and pin the throttle a good 100m up the road and actively avoid being next to a car.

**Kittyhawk** · 22nd October 2007, 19:41

Let me know where he lives, and I'll see that he gets done for dangerous driving...

I live in the area....

**steveb64** · 22nd October 2007, 23:28

Didn't someone see him passing out little plastic baggies on the side of the road somewhere? Seems like the police might be more interested in checking that out? I'm sure he'd appreciate a good clean and tidy of his house by a diligent team of Aucklands finest? Even if he didn't know where it came from.

And who knows - they might just "find" something, and remove him from the scene entirely...

A-holes like that should NOT be on the road. He'll kill one of us one day. If he hasn't already...

**howdamnhard** · 23rd October 2007, 00:20

Agreed,report him ,I bet the cops have a file on him.He needs to be pulled off the road.

Originally Posted by klingon

Report him. The police won't be able to charge him on your say-so alone, but they will have it on their records. If other people have noticed his bad behaviour as well (which at least one fellow KBer has) and also report him, hopefully the police will be more likely to keep an eye on him.

Oh, and thanks for the warning. I'm on that piece of road quite often at the moment and will know to steer well clear of that car, me being a newbie and all.

**0arbreaka** · 27th October 2007, 16:12

I have been told of the address in which this vehicle is residing I am not completely sure as I havent had a chance to check it myself, it is in the area in which many of us have seen him be a complete fucktard though. A mate who used to be a member of this site followed him and he dropped his sacks.