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Devil2016-06-08 18:18:18
Cyclist taking too much room and weaving. Then looks for a fight with the driver who was letting the cyclist know he was there with his horn. I think the cyclist was lucky with his behaviour on this occasion...
Cyclist taking too much room and weaving. Then looks for a fight with the driver who was letting the cyclist know he was there with his horn. I think the cyclist was lucky with his behaviour on this occasion...
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Sonny2016-05-31 11:20:57
All the room in world to ride on the path safely.
Another whinging cyclist
Untrained
Uninsured
Unlicensed
And above all self righteous.
Yes the car driver was slightly at fault but you the cyclist pursued him and I believe you wanted to escalate the situation so you could post your footage on FB or YouTube.
All the room in world to ride on the path safely.
Another whinging cyclist
Untrained
Uninsured
Unlicensed
And above all self righteous.
Yes the car driver was slightly at fault but you the cyclist pursued him and I believe you wanted to escalate the situation so you could post your footage on FB or YouTube.
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Fatboyhater2016-06-01 10:30:16
What a fat bellend!!
You should have wrapped your bike around his head and nobody would have thought bad of you for it!!!
What a fat bellend!!
You should have wrapped your bike around his head and nobody would have thought bad of you for it!!!
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WowJustWow2016-04-30 15:48:12
First passes too close and tries to startles the cyclist using their horn - moronic driving.
Then stops and comes out with verbal abuse. However, he quickly seems to change tune the moment he realises there's a camera in a public place.
Also notice his "middle of the road" fallacy. You can clearly see that the cyclist wasn't in the middle of the road; that they were using the recommended (and perfectly legal) position by all respected cycle craft authorities: primary.
That driver could have gone round him (he had enough chance) or stayed behind. Nobody says it's easy but nobody says you have to act like an arrogant child throwing his rattle out his pram. You were abusive from the start and it seems to me your ego is bigger than your IQ. Note: I am not the cyclist in question. I am just someone who thought this video might be of interest. I think your driving and your attitude are both summed up in one word: dire.
First passes too close and tries to startles the cyclist using their horn - moronic driving.
Then stops and comes out with verbal abuse. However, he quickly seems to change tune the moment he realises there's a camera in a public place.
Also notice his "middle of the road" fallacy. You can clearly see that the cyclist wasn't in the middle of the road; that they were using the recommended (and perfectly legal) position by all respected cycle craft authorities: primary.
That driver could have gone round him (he had enough chance) or stayed behind. Nobody says it's easy but nobody says you have to act like an arrogant child throwing his rattle out his pram. You were abusive from the start and it seems to me your ego is bigger than your IQ. Note: I am not the cyclist in question. I am just someone who thought this video might be of interest. I think your driving and your attitude are both summed up in one word: dire.
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Adam2016-05-01 19:36:52
Can't even work out what the car driver's problem is since there wasn't anything noteworthy that happened prior to the horn. I can only assume he doesn't like cyclists very much.
Can't even work out what the car driver's problem is since there wasn't anything noteworthy that happened prior to the horn. I can only assume he doesn't like cyclists very much.
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2016-04-22 17:17:28
Looks like a photo of a car and some writing without any evidence , get the video up .
Looks like a photo of a car and some writing without any evidence , get the video up .
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Rachel ryan2016-03-14 11:29:45
This car parked up behind me so the nose of his car was tightly adhered to the rear of mine.
There were lots of free spaces.
Maybe this driver is blind. Even so the driver would have felt the impact - but maybe they have no feelings. Blind and without feelings sums it up.
Thanks for the damage mate!
This car parked up behind me so the nose of his car was tightly adhered to the rear of mine.
There were lots of free spaces.
Maybe this driver is blind. Even so the driver would have felt the impact - but maybe they have no feelings. Blind and without feelings sums it up.
Thanks for the damage mate!
Bikers don't pay insurance don't see why they can damage my car by squeezing down the side of it and i cant even take their reg plate to report them. They want to be able to go on the road and want plenty of space yet when we're stood in traffic its suddenly fine to come down the side of my car with only inches of space and even rest their fucking hands all over it like I'm a here to prop you up.
If bikers are going to be on the road then they should pay insurance same as everyone with a motorbike or car, van lorry, bus. They DO cause damage too! and there should have a way to identify them. If i clipped a biker driving too close he can report me. Yet if they decide it's suddenly OK to be so close to a car because it benefits them and goes into it i have to foot the bill because they don't have a way to identify them and they don't have insurance. You want equal space like a car then it should come with the same insurance costs.