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Really terrible. I just kept a huge gap in front of me and held the throttle flat for the whole run, and was ok. Coming towards Henley someone was tail gating me, and was 'surprised' when on the first corner when I put my brakes on, they nearly hit me.
They had the cheek to honk their horn! I shrugged at them and twisted the throttle and they seemed to sod off after that.
They had the cheek to honk their horn! I shrugged at them and twisted the throttle and they seemed to sod off after that.
black-k1 said:
It was bad this morning, wasn’t it? Why do idiots in cars insist on putting fog lights (front and rear) on in such conditions? All I can see when confronted with fog lights is pretty diffraction patterns as the light hits the water droplets on my visor.
because visibility was well below 100m due to heavy road spray:http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Hig...
Silver993tt said:
roboxm3 said:
This morning can be described as nothing but grim!
Particularly the bit where the traffic builds up and the water starts to run down my arms and into my gloves! Anyone got any tips on how to stop this??
get gloves than fit inside your jacket sleeves Particularly the bit where the traffic builds up and the water starts to run down my arms and into my gloves! Anyone got any tips on how to stop this??
Crap weather this morning, atleast its not icey though. ROLL ON SPRING/SUMMER
Silver993tt said:
black-k1 said:
It was bad this morning, wasn’t it? Why do idiots in cars insist on putting fog lights (front and rear) on in such conditions? All I can see when confronted with fog lights is pretty diffraction patterns as the light hits the water droplets on my visor.
because visibility was well below 100m due to heavy road spray:http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Hig...
Also, I would argue that visibility is less than 100m. It may be for the 3m around a truck that’s producing the spray but beyond that, visibility this morning was around 1km.
kevr6 said:
Silver993tt said:
roboxm3 said:
This morning can be described as nothing but grim!
Particularly the bit where the traffic builds up and the water starts to run down my arms and into my gloves! Anyone got any tips on how to stop this??
get gloves than fit inside your jacket sleeves Particularly the bit where the traffic builds up and the water starts to run down my arms and into my gloves! Anyone got any tips on how to stop this??
Crap weather this morning, atleast its not icey though. ROLL ON SPRING/SUMMER
untruth said:
Visibility was absolutely fine this morning, once I opened my visor! Fog lights are not supposed to be used in rain, just like full beam isn't.
Fogs should be used in reduced visibility whether that's fog, heavy spray or whatever when your normal rear lights will be pretty much obscured Edited by Silver993tt on Monday 19th January 10:09
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