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Started by trekker al, April 30, 2013, 07:47:39 PM

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kenny h

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I always got told to treat every other road user as a complete idiot regardless then you're prepared for whatever they may do, as a lot of them are you can't predict what they might do however silly ::) ???
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Quote from: kenny h on May 07, 2013, 10:56:43 AM
I always got told to treat every other road user as a complete idiot regardless then you're prepared for whatever they may do, as a lot of them are you can't predict what they might do however silly ::) ???
Touch wood has worked for me over the years car, bike and buggy ;-)up ;D
I willbear that in mind if following you  ;D ;D ;D ;D
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kenny h

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Quote from: Big Clem on May 07, 2013, 11:59:34 AM
Quote from: kenny h on May 07, 2013, 10:56:43 AM
I always got told to treat every other road user as a complete idiot regardless then you're prepared for whatever they may do, as a lot of them are you can't predict what they might do however silly ::) ???
Touch wood has worked for me over the years car, bike and buggy ;-)up ;D
I willbear that in mind if following you  ;D ;D ;D ;D
Sounds like you have already followed me at some point ;D ;D ;D ;D

AndyRobinson

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Add into the factor that more than often the driver of the other car, is distracted looking at the buggy, slowing down or getting closer so the passengers can take photos of it etc......
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Or in the left hand lane of a roundabout and deciding to turn right, especially at about 8.30 on a sunday morning, eh Andy.

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Quote from: Roadrunner on May 07, 2013, 04:48:28 PM
Or in the left hand lane of a roundabout and deciding to turn right, especially at about 8.30 on a sunday morning, eh Andy.

Oh yes... forgot about that! She was in the wrong lane right? She did look a bit blank I must admit. Like I said on the text, in hindsight, to be fair as you may have noticed with me, those roundabouts are a bit confusing so its easy to get lost on them. (still wished she had been looking mind!)  ;-)up
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the old snoopy GP super buggy single hoop stood up to the roll in my big accident the sceeen frame however did not, as I came out of the buggy sometime during the chain of events if the bar did me any good I have no idea but it did end up back on all 4 wheels although they were not all in the correct places.

as for the manxster frame that is sooooooooooo wrong just done for looks.

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