Remember the driver who fell over chasing the cyclist?...
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Roadrider48
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Hard to tell.
That is absolutely horrendous!
Is it recent?
That is absolutely horrendous!
Is it recent?
Roadrider48
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[QUOTE 4396991, member: 45"]No it's not recent.
He looks the same when he gets out of the car, and the language he uses sounds familiar.[/QUOTE]
He does look very similar, but I couldn't swear to it.
Do you what the outcome was, if any?
He looks the same when he gets out of the car, and the language he uses sounds familiar.[/QUOTE]
He does look very similar, but I couldn't swear to it.
Do you what the outcome was, if any?
Roadrider48
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Couldn't someone of at least offered some help?
Roadrider48
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No, Pickering just mouths off.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
It's a frightening thought that people like that are out and about on the streets, and that at any time any of us could come across one or more of them.
steve50
Disenchanted Member
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- West Yorkshire
and that is the reason why, unless you are confident of your abilities to defend yourself, you don't hurl abuse at another road user. you never know who is driving the car / motorbike / wagon or if they are going to get out "tooled up" or just plain psycho nutcases hell bent on beating the living daylights out of you. I have been on the receiving end of a road rage attack many years ago and believe me when I say it really spoils your day!!
Paul139
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- At the moment I'm here.
Sadly this is a reflection of Britain today.
T4tomo
Legendary Member
It's no justification but the Mcyclist was a bit of a knob, he approached the roundabout in the turn left lane, went straight over, then used his horn and gesticulated at the car who was going straight on, from the correct lane and exited into the left lane, none of which was unreasonable. The bike should have just slowed a bit and let the car carry on.
What followed next with the car cutting him up was unreasonable, as was kicking the car, as was the violent reaction that.
What followed next with the car cutting him up was unreasonable, as was kicking the car, as was the violent reaction that.
twentysix by twentyfive
Clinging on tightly
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Good grief
Roadrider48
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- Londonistan
[QUOTE 4397016, member: 45"]No, I don't.
The biker did kick the car, which was what led to the attack. And they were pulled apart by bystanders.[/QUOTE]
Truly shocking. The pair of them need locking up.
The biker did kick the car, which was what led to the attack. And they were pulled apart by bystanders.[/QUOTE]
Truly shocking. The pair of them need locking up.
mickle
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No its absolutely not. It's always been thus. Let's not imagine that such twattishness is a recent phenomenon.
Accy cyclist
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It looks 95% like the wonker in the first video. Fat twats like that should think about their ticker and how much stress it can take. The registration plate is visible, let's hope the moron got a visit from the plod.
