SavageHoutkop
Veteran
- Location
- South Manchester-ish
Couldn't hear the commentary but suppose the cyclist could have been upset about a previous transgression? Long wait at the first light giving him chance to catch the driver?
Nope; not this one! But then, I'm only part time so I guess that equates to only partially hard. I won't cycle in the rain for instance, but I still reckon I could do a better job of a street fight than those two plonkers. I did after all previously do the same job as @Drago , and he's well 'ardI thought lorry drivers were proper hard men?
Nope; not this one! But then, I'm only part time so I guess that equates to only partially hard. I won't cycle in the rain for instance, but I still reckon I could do a better job of a street fight than those two plonkers. I did after all previously do the same job as @Drago , and he's well 'ard.
Ronnie F***ing Pickering!Who . . . .?
Watching it again, yes, he doesn't even try to punch the nobber cyclist - he just holds him at arms length while the idiot wastes his time trying to land punches. The driver then decides to end the stand off by kicking the cyclists legs away and putting him on the deck.To be fair on the truck driver, I thought he showed restraint in a violent situation.
I think he was approaching the lights as they turned green so didn't need to stop but as the truck accelerated, the cyclist found himself in a bit of no man's land. The obvious thing to do would be to drop back signal left and cut between truck and whatever is following it to a safe position. But not our cyclist, he blames the truck driver for, from what I can see, driving a truck in a fairly good way.Reiver, I cannot figure where the cyclist come from, maybe he was clinging onto the trucks bumper for the last 10 miles.