A picture a day....biker banter (Vol 4)

[snorky782]

ash73 said:

snorky782 said:

Or, you can ignore what I've posted and continue to live in the misguided belief that your dashcam is some sort of trump card.

Ridiculous strawman, but I can't be bothered arguing.

It's not a strawman at all. You asserted that your dashcam was "new evidence", that's clear based on the fact you quoted that sentence from one of my posts and even emboldened it. You therefore clearly advanced the argument that your dashcam will provide sufficient evidence to override the Court of Appeal precedent. However, it won't.

There is no strawman and your assertion that the dashcam will work in your favour is wrong.

[snorky782]

ash73 said:

No, all I'm saying is a dashcam will back up the driver's version of events, which will always be useful, and may see something the witnesses missed; which I suppose could differentiate the case but that wasn't my point.

A dashcam may do that, it equally can be pretty damning from the user's point of view as well. The key point is that in a case like this it will not alter the outcome. The van driver turned right from the left lane and as frustrating as that is, the precedent for liability is set in stone on those cases.

[Biker's Nemesis]

More pictures and less chit chat!

[Biker's Nemesis]

[Fleegle]

Good looking fkers

[scunnylad]

[scunnylad]

[Bikesalot]

Picked up the new bike last night. Thoroughly impressed so far.

[jaf01uk]

snorky782 said:

ash73 said:

snorky782 said:

Or, you can ignore what I've posted and continue to live in the misguided belief that your dashcam is some sort of trump card.

Ridiculous strawman, but I can't be bothered arguing.

It's not a strawman at all. You asserted that your dashcam was "new evidence", that's clear based on the fact you quoted that sentence from one of my posts and even emboldened it. You therefore clearly advanced the argument that your dashcam will provide sufficient evidence to override the Court of Appeal precedent. However, it won't.

There is no strawman and your assertion that the dashcam will work in your favour is wrong.

Loon? £5 for me?

[Tommo13]

Lovely

Those 749/999's are ageing really well.

[Bikesalot]

[redacted]

[John D.]

jaf01uk said:

snorky782 said:

ash73 said:

snorky782 said:

Or, you can ignore what I've posted and continue to live in the misguided belief that your dashcam is some sort of trump card.

Ridiculous strawman, but I can't be bothered arguing.

It's not a strawman at all. You asserted that your dashcam was "new evidence", that's clear based on the fact you quoted that sentence from one of my posts and even emboldened it. You therefore clearly advanced the argument that your dashcam will provide sufficient evidence to override the Court of Appeal precedent. However, it won't.

There is no strawman and your assertion that the dashcam will work in your favour is wrong.

Loon? £5 for me?

Either that or we have another rather argumentative poster with an in depth knowledge of insurance

I thought the same myself last night.

[Bikesalot]

Everyone said the GS was a really boring, old mans bike. I quite enjoy mine as you can see.

[Steve Bass]

Bikesalot said:

Everyone said the GS was a really boring, old mans bike. I quite enjoy mine as you can see.

because you're a really boring old man

[Bikesalot]

Steve Bass said:

because you're a really boring old man

HA! I've not even hit quarter of a century yet.

[Steve Bass]

Bikesalot said:

Steve Bass said:

because you're a really boring old man

HA! I've not even hit quarter of a century yet.

Obviously GS's age a person, like a beige Austin Maestro and string back gloves. At the bowls club.
not even 25 and riding a GS? Have you really given up on life already???

[neelyp]

Bikesalot said:

Picked up the new bike last night. Thoroughly impressed so far.

I never really liked the styling of these but they are starting to appeal, like myself getting better with age!

[Bikesalot]

Steve Bass said:

Obviously GS's age a person, like a beige Austin Maestro and string back gloves. At the bowls club.
not even 25 and riding a GS? Have you really given up on life already???

Not quite, I have just treated myself to a Ducati to counteract the GS... Not given up quite yet

[moanthebairns]

Bikesalot said:

Everyone said the GS was a really boring, old mans bike. I quite enjoy mine as you can see.

Saw this on no limits. Your famous

[Biker's Nemesis]

This one has 35 miles on the clock