Why are some truck drivers so angry? A little road rage this morning...

**Maha** · 18th November 2016, 20:34

Originally Posted by rocketman1

Driver..Better watch his back!!!

Because bikers are really tough and will hunt you down to deliver a king hit................ on the internet.

**Hemi Makutu** · 18th November 2016, 20:36

Originally Posted by Maha

Because bikers are really tough and will hunt you down to deliver a king hit................ on the internet.

Well, guess that's that then, huh...

**The End** · 18th November 2016, 21:04

Originally Posted by BuzzardNZ

Not even close. I'd suggest you do a basic course in nutrition, as preaching all that bike safety stuff you do, ain't gonna
save you if you have a heart attack while riding. Sure you probably have the skills not to die on the road, but I think it's your diet ( probably KFC )
that will finish you off early.

For the record, there's a significant difference between a heart attack and a cardiac arrest.

Something someone with a degree should know, no?

**BuzzardNZ** · 18th November 2016, 21:23

Originally Posted by The End

For the record, there's a significant difference between a heart attack and a cardiac arrest.

Something someone with a degree should know, no?

And I don't. Perhaps you ( see below ) might be on hand to apply the defibrillator when the imminent heart attack / cardiac arrest comes along!

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/4qMll6irv60/maxresdefault.jpg

**The End** · 18th November 2016, 21:25

Originally Posted by BuzzardNZ

And I don't. Perhaps you ( see below ) might be on hand to apply the defibrillator when the imminent heart attack / cardiac arrest comes along!

Only if you give me the hot nurse outfit first

**nzspokes** · 18th November 2016, 21:25

Originally Posted by BuzzardNZ

And I don't.

Thats obvious.

**BuzzardNZ** · 18th November 2016, 21:33

Originally Posted by The End

Only if you give me the hot nurse outfit first

your size?

if not, possibly will fit Spokes

http://www.freakingnews.com/pictures...urse-24363.jpg

**The End** · 18th November 2016, 21:35

Originally Posted by BuzzardNZ

your size?

if not, possibly will fit Spokes

Bigger baby, only the best for you.

i love how far this thread has been derailed.

**Maha** · 19th November 2016, 05:57

Originally Posted by BuzzardNZ

your size?

if not, possibly will fit Spokes

http://www.freakingnews.com/pictures...urse-24363.jpg

'Oversized Image Removed' does that mean the picture itself or the over sized thing in the picture

**nerrrd** · 19th November 2016, 12:44

Oh, the humanity.

Poor Roland, he didn't know what he was letting himself in for...silly clot.

**nzspokes** · 19th November 2016, 13:02

Originally Posted by BuzzardNZ

your size?

if not, possibly will fit Spokes

http://www.freakingnews.com/pictures...urse-24363.jpg

Must have been a pic of a SV1000. Probably dirty.

**R650R** · 19th November 2016, 13:08

The original post shows nothing other than being flipped the bird.... the truck is in its lane the entire time (prob rolling a smoke).
Meanwhile the GoPro hero (sic) is deliberately positioning his bike closer than needed to a large vehicle with multiple blind spots in busy traffic.

**R650R** · 19th November 2016, 13:12

Originally Posted by Old Steve

Hey KBers, Roland came on here to politely ask us not to post complaints and use bad language on his private FB page, and he's been very civil in his request. Lets treat him with the respect that he's displayed towards our site, huh?

And OP, if you've got a complaint about that truck driver then get in touch with Neville Bros management, their phone number is available, pick up the phone and have a chat.

I find truck drivers are universally considerate, if I'm filtering they most often ease away from the gap to make more room for me (and that's not always easy for them to do with 18 plus wheels) and I always try to give them a 'thank you' wave once I've passed. I guess that a number of truckies are motorbike riders too. I admire the skills that truck drivers have, I have to think about every movement of the steeering wheel when backing a trailer behind my car, and they move those rigs (sometimes with the equivalent of up to 32 wheels and with a steerable trailer dolly) like they're Dinky toys.

Have a good day Roland, cheers, and I'll wave to all those Neville Bros trucks when I see them just in case you're behind the wheel of one.

Agree with you Steve.

Trucking is a very family orientated industry and truck Facebook pages like this done fan style by extended family or friends are common.
Even if it was a proper actual business page it's poor form to post like that on there, and also liable under NZ defamation law even if driving was bad.

**Hemi Makutu** · 19th November 2016, 13:25

Originally Posted by R650R

Agree with you Steve.

Trucking is a very family orientated industry and truck Facebook pages like this done fan style by extended family or friends are common.
Even if it was a proper actual business page it's poor form to post like that on there, and also liable under NZ defamation law even if driving was bad.

Super dry - so droll, joker or what eh, R650R, hehehe..

**Hemi Makutu** · 19th November 2016, 14:15

Originally Posted by The End

For the record, there's a significant difference between a heart attack and a cardiac arrest.

Something someone with a degree should know, no?

What is then? Do you know, eh fella?

& prognosis-wise, what signs show that bastard truck driver will have one shortly, perhaps while behind the wheel ?