BlueMoonRisin’
Well-Known Member
I agree. I had a near do last summer when a gang of hooded scrotes all dressed in black shot out at speed on their chav Carrera bikes from a side street onto the main road to try to intimidate me. This was about 12:30am. I slammed on and wound the window down and shouted "get some lights on knobheads". One cheeky young **** said "Shut it you old fat ****". I'm neither old or fat and If there wasn't 7 or 8 of them I may of got out and twatted him and anyone else gobby enough. But I'm older now and more calm thankfully because had it been a few years back I would have got out and squared up to crack a few.I agree driving is stressful these days & not just idiot drivers,fking scooters driving like it's their road(and not a full licence between them)and no road sense just like alot of cyclists..
A year ago some c.nt cut me up
He slammed his breaks on got out,I got out,he pull a blade out,so I got my very heavy steel hammer out,
Come on you ****,he did the waving the arm shit,I was going to put it staightover his fking head,.
I do work for myself so it part & parcel off working for yourself,
As a youngster my parents taught me a few things and the main one was respect to elders. They also made sure I took my cycling proficiency test which I did and passed. I used to cycle on the roads from being about 11 and always remembered to keep within 1m of the Kerb in a straight line. And also to check my mirror and look over my shoulder to indicate before turning left or right. Same when I got a moped. I went to a motorcycling when I was 16. Riding safety awareness has taught me how to become a better driver and look out for cyclists and motorcyclists. But many abuse drivers being courteous towards them and give responsible cyclists of peddle and power a bad name.