Kiwiavenger
im a little tea pot
- Location
- Carclaze, St Austell
maybee hes training up for the next installment of carmageddon?? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-18009412
Fourth Near Miss Of The Year
- Thread starter BSRU
- Start date
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LCpl Boiled Egg
Three word soundbite
What an idiot. From the preview I knew it would be bad, but that could have turned out so much worse...
Miquel In De Rain
No Longer Posting
At least those lamp posts and traffic lights are on the pavement, where you should be!
Silver Fox
Guru
Or a cyclist, or a pedestrian or another car.
Idiots like matey boy featured here are one of the main reasons I rarely ride on the roads these days.
Arjimlad
Tights of Cydonia
- Location
- South Glos
Plankton in a car... does his Mummy know he drives her car like that ? Is that worth reporting ?
Miquel In De Rain
No Longer Posting
I know,not good,I have seen traffic lights lying in the road,lamposts and that BMW parked in the bed shop,after a wild weekend,and no it wasn't moi.
Jdratcliffe
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Redhill, Surrey
2nded ^wot he said^
If whats been alluded to above is right. Mummy might not like plod coming round to let her know her cars been driven round in a way thats likely to increase her insurance.
Hell, if he was my lad, even if the car was his, he'd get a clip for bringing plod to my door!
If nowt happens, you've lost nowt?
If whats been alluded to above is right. Mummy might not like plod coming round to let her know her cars been driven round in a way thats likely to increase her insurance.
Hell, if he was my lad, even if the car was his, he'd get a clip for bringing plod to my door!
If nowt happens, you've lost nowt?
Leedsbusdriver
Every breath leaves me one less to my last
- Location
- West Yorkshire
Classic understeer and the kid ran out of talent half way round the corner to compensate for the fact his foot is made of lead but his brain is made out of cheese.
TonyEnjoyD
Guru
- Location
- Newcastle upon Tyne
Pity it wasn't a bus hoofing it down the bus lane and he got a Darwin award!
Davidc
Guru
- Location
- Somerset UK
Time to dig the road up. That way he meets the bucket of a JCB next time.
Unpleasant but your reactions and the road layout kept it 'no contact'. Hope your riding gets incident free in future, 4 in 5 months is too many.
Unpleasant but your reactions and the road layout kept it 'no contact'. Hope your riding gets incident free in future, 4 in 5 months is too many.
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Young lad + Saxo VTR or VTS = knobber !
GrasB
Veteran
- Location
- Nr Cambridge
[QUOTE 1842996, member: 9609"]The way the engine was still revving as he was coming to a halt suggests he had dipped the clutch before getting to the brake, so not only was it appalling driving, this lad is still struggling with realy basic stuff.[/quote]
Or the inside front wheel lost all traction, something you'd expect with understeer like that. This effectively unloads the engine & it revvs away. Everything happens in about the right order & time gaps for this to be the case. Before I got an LSD for my rally car I used to do that all the time. Turn in under a small amount of power to keep tension in the chassis but spin the inside front.
Or the inside front wheel lost all traction, something you'd expect with understeer like that. This effectively unloads the engine & it revvs away. Everything happens in about the right order & time gaps for this to be the case. Before I got an LSD for my rally car I used to do that all the time. Turn in under a small amount of power to keep tension in the chassis but spin the inside front.
