... you will find a place where the tears will turn to laughter and memories won't be as painful as they are now, If you have someone in your life who you can talk to who won't mind listening to you recount those memories then that will be a great help and one day you will wake up and feel a corner ...

i do lots and lots of mileage in my job, so i come across loads of bike filtering. the ones that tend not to wave as much are rush hour people, but then they are generally trapping anyway, and most bikers inside the M25.

I always say thanks, especially on my commutte as chances are I'll meet the same drivers most days. Saying thanks means they are more likely to be corteous in future too. I agree though, sometimes they move into the gutter, even when I'm still miles back and had no intention of overtaking (if for ex...

... when you flash them across a lane, I guess this is another side effect of our self obsessed society. I'll always do my best to acknowledge someone who gives me a bit of needed space. It might be a foot out, a nod, or a wave, depends on whats going on round me at the time.

Most drivers are fine I did my good biking deed today. Riding along the A46 and there's a tractor ahead in the left lane. An HGV behind is indicating to pull out but no one is letting it out (all too busy rushing to work) so I swung across to the right lane, backed the traffic up and flashed the HG...

It depends on how much traffic there is an what speeds I'm doing. Drivers on my right will get a head nod or a leg out unless I'm moving at a decent pace, in which case it's a half wave whilst not letting go of the throttle. Drivers to my left get a proper "thanks" with the hand. This∆∆∆ ...

Most drivers are fine I did my good biking deed today. Riding along the A46 and there's a tractor ahead in the left lane. An HGV behind is indicating to pull out but no one is letting it out (all too busy rushing to work) so I swung across to the right lane, backed the traffic up and flashed the HGV...

ditto i always acknowledge people who pull overI know theres been some negatives about car drives lately but coming back to bikes after a long lay off I have to say the majority of drivers pull over and are good to bikers from what I have seen

Can't you hear me as I say it? It depends on how much traffic there is an what speeds I'm doing. Drivers on my right will get a head nod or a leg out unless I'm moving at a decent pace, in which case it's a half wave whilst not letting go of the throttle. Drivers to my left get a proper "thanks...

I always try and put a hand up or a leg out as thanks, just polite I think

is it me or does this happen less and less.

The amount of times I pull over to let a bike filter with plenty of room and I rarely get a heads up lately, or is everyone saying "cheers' and "thanks" in their helmets

... magistrates even more power widens the perimeters of the scales they can use ,allegedly the new fines are all means tested when given but to those who can afford it will still do it and those who can't will be the ones that suffer the most. Well people might say if you aint speeding then you have ...

Who are the **** making these decisions? The same people who think free schools are a good idea. Biggest mistake in policy since selling all the gold IMO. Good point was made on the news this morning that it won't make any ...

People who think TT is dangerous, should take up skiing... far less dangerous. Lovely soft snow to fall on and great views.


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Who are the **** making these decisions? The same people who think free schools are a good idea. Biggest mistake in policy since selling all the gold IMO. Good point was made on the news this morning that it won't make any ...

... and the other cagers. Fair play to him, he wasn't being an arse. Better than the one when we set out for the IoM a couple of years ago from yours who tried to run us over on the pershore road :(

... more. How about just improving driving standards and increasing police presence on the roads instead? But no that wont bring in anymore revenue. Who are the **** making these decisions? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-27774455" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I'm gutted. One of my faves along with Bob Monkhouse who was my fave. Saw Rik live many times. RIP ;( I saw bob monkhouse live at the Liverpool town hall in the 90s he was as slick as anything and bloody funny,he had a mentally handicapped child and ...

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C00kiemonster wrote:I'm gutted. One of my faves along with Bob Monkhouse who was my fave.

Saw Rik live many times. RIP

I saw bob monkhouse live at the Liverpool town hall in the 90s he was as slick as anything and bloody funny,he had a mentally handicapped child and the gig was for charity