Motor cyclists - is this really best way
Motor cyclists - is this really best way
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JimmyTheHand

Original Poster:

1,001 posts

172 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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to get through a puddle -



from BBC flood photos

Willy Nilly

12,511 posts

197 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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He (I assume) is trying to keep his front brake disc dry

Rawwr

22,722 posts

264 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Well he seemed to get through it.

MrB1obby

771 posts

180 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Kudos to that guy!

Conian

8,030 posts

231 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Always a danger of the front wheel washing out on slippy roads, problem solved!

JimmyTheHand

Original Poster:

1,001 posts

172 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Willy Nilly said:
He (I assume) is trying to keep his front brake disc dry
I was wondering if to keep engine electrics out of way (but that would seem better with slower speed) . But keeping discs dry does seem sensible(ish)

Globs

13,847 posts

261 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Yes, textbook perfect.

HTH smile

Liquid Tuna

1,403 posts

186 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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It's actually illegal and he's (considered by the law) to not be in full control of his vehicule. I disagree, but then there are other laws I disagree with too.

Wacky Racer

41,363 posts

277 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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I'll keep my thoughts to myself....

Herman Toothrot

6,702 posts

228 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Liquid Tuna said:
It's actually illegal and he's (considered by the law) to not be in full control of his vehicule. I disagree, but then there are other laws I disagree with too.
Yep, the laws an ass as usual.

JimmyTheHand

Original Poster:

1,001 posts

172 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Liquid Tuna said:
It's actually illegal and he's (considered by the law) to not be in full control of his vehicule.
I did think that - not sure whether he be pleased or miffed with BBC publishing it.

xRIEx

8,180 posts

178 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Absolutely the best way - as the tyre surface area in contact with the road is less, there is more weight acting through the rear wheel so less risk of aquaplaning.

Edited by xRIEx on Monday 24th December 19:57

jonny142

1,809 posts

255 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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What a guy ! ..and a racing plate number ..soooo cool ..tt !

SSBB

698 posts

186 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Should have jumped it.

HTH

xRIEx

8,180 posts

178 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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jonny142 said:
..and a racing plate number ..soooo cool
laughlaughlaugh

MattOz

4,021 posts

294 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Seems absolutely reasonable to me.

750turbo

6,164 posts

254 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Spot on!

Silverbullet767

11,315 posts

236 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Nice, the police should be pulling the guy behind for only having one headlight working.

y2blade

56,321 posts

245 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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JimmyTheHand said:
to get through a puddle -



from BBC flood photos
YES.

jjones

4,489 posts

223 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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all the haters are the ones who can't pull a wheelie biggrin