Suicidal bikers
Discussion
Yesterday afternoon I was on a dual carriageway overtaking a slow moving 125, a fair distance behind me was another bike with his lights on. When I’d passed the slow bike by a safe distance I indicated and went to move back into the slow lane. The bike that was behind me that must have been travelling at 100+ decided, without indication, to undertake me and zip up a slip road to some services. I took a mild evasive manoeuvre to avoid maiming the guy. Later on the same biker overtook me and then continued to undertake and weave through traffic at speed. I see the majority of bikers do this kind of stuff all the time and wonder why they are so reckless. I bet this biker has a piece of roadside furniture with his name on it.
Spleeble said:
Yesterday afternoon I was on a dual carriageway overtaking a slow moving 125, a fair distance behind me was another bike with his lights on. When I’d passed the slow bike by a safe distance I indicated and went to move back into the slow lane. The bike that was behind me that must have been travelling at 100+ decided, without indication, to undertake me and zip up a slip road to some services. I took a mild evasive manoeuvre to avoid maiming the guy. Later on the same biker overtook me and then continued to undertake and weave through traffic at speed. I see the majority of bikers do this kind of stuff all the time and wonder why they are so reckless. I bet this biker has a piece of roadside furniture with his name on it.
I think it's all part of the buzz for them. Also remember that 90% of the drivers that they have to deal with are useless and generally in a world of their own. So I'd imagine that they'd just assume that everyone is the same and treat other road users as 'obstacles' that they need to navigate around. Leave them to it 
Spleeble said:
I see the majority of bikers do this kind of stuff all the time.
That's utter b
ks and you know it. 
Spleeble said:
I bet this biker has a piece of roadside furniture with his name on it.
Very likely. He sounds like an absolute moron, but don't tar all us bikers with the same brush. Edited due to quoting failure
Edited by Schmeeky on Monday 26th July 13:25
While were on the subject, dnt bikes have cancelling indicators?
Followed one yesterday for 9 miles and his left hand indicator was on the whole way?
Didnt bother me, but someone at one of the many side roads could have pulled out thinking he was turning (I know in an ideal world everyone should wait for the turn, but its not an ideal world is it).
Followed one yesterday for 9 miles and his left hand indicator was on the whole way?
Didnt bother me, but someone at one of the many side roads could have pulled out thinking he was turning (I know in an ideal world everyone should wait for the turn, but its not an ideal world is it).
bull996 said:
While were on the subject, dnt bikes have cancelling indicators?
Followed one yesterday for 9 miles and his left hand indicator was on the whole way?
Didnt bother me, but someone at one of the many side roads could have pulled out thinking he was turning (I know in an ideal world everyone should wait for the turn, but its not an ideal world is it).
Perhaps he was waiting for you to overtake.Followed one yesterday for 9 miles and his left hand indicator was on the whole way?
Didnt bother me, but someone at one of the many side roads could have pulled out thinking he was turning (I know in an ideal world everyone should wait for the turn, but its not an ideal world is it).

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