What A Bellend
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Watch the navy BMW driven by a complete cockwobble at 4pm on a Wednesday afternoon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRlsfWrqWUg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRlsfWrqWUg
I assume it was intentional then? No sound so can't hear if he was revving etc.
Not a mishap with some very old / worn tyres? I only ask as my old Michelin PSS were lethal before I changed them. Had one or two moments of unexpected twitchyness in damp conditions whilst driving sedately. Some tread left on them, but just old (7 years).
Not a mishap with some very old / worn tyres? I only ask as my old Michelin PSS were lethal before I changed them. Had one or two moments of unexpected twitchyness in damp conditions whilst driving sedately. Some tread left on them, but just old (7 years).
MikeM6 said:
I assume it was intentional then? No sound so can't hear if he was revving etc.
Not a mishap with some very old / worn tyres? I only ask as my old Michelin PSS were lethal before I changed them. Had one or two moments of unexpected twitchyness in damp conditions whilst driving sedately. Some tread left on them, but just old (7 years).
Supplying dealer did me the courtesy of slapping a pair of ditchfinders on the back of the 330 before I picked it up, and had quite clearly managed to terrify himself. I doubt there's a more accessable way to demonstrate the immensity between good and bad rubber..Not a mishap with some very old / worn tyres? I only ask as my old Michelin PSS were lethal before I changed them. Had one or two moments of unexpected twitchyness in damp conditions whilst driving sedately. Some tread left on them, but just old (7 years).
sutoka said:
Watch the navy BMW driven by a complete cockwobble at 4pm on a Wednesday afternoon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRlsfWrqWUg
As others have said, that wasn’t intentional from what I can see.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRlsfWrqWUg
Damp roads and s
t tyres.EmailAddress said:
Zarco said:
Looked deliberate and controlled to me.
Else, why would they continue to boot it after red caught up and continued tailgating.Most people have a moment of self-reflection after a squeaky bum moment.
Navy keeps their toe in.
21TonyK said:
Its an older BM without all the TC & CBC etc of modern ones, crap road surface can be seen, add in dodgy rear tyres and he puts his foot down a bit too early for the slip and the back end goes wide.
This is not news to BM drivers.
Mine with TC and DSC will still break away in damp/icy conditions but will save itself, pretty much as in the video This is not news to BM drivers.
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