Joe24
More serious cyclist than Bonj
- Location
- Nottingham
Kovu said:You poor, confused little boy.
And the insurance is A LOT cheaper.
Is RoadieWill soon going to be RoadieWilma?
im afraid to say...
- Thread starter roadiewill
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Is RoadieWill soon going to be RoadieWilma?
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roadiewill
New Member
- Location
- Wiltshire
Im not sure is roadiewilma is a keen grographer though...
Joe24
More serious cyclist than Bonj
- Location
- Nottingham
roadiewill said:
What
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roadiewill
New Member
- Location
- Wiltshire
alright whatever it is.. reckless, I didnt take english 
Black Sheep
Guru
- Location
- Rammy
Joe24 said:
don't worry, the handling of that will scare him witless on the first fast corner!
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
- Location
- Bristol
What about saying that you suffer from car sickness when driven at speed on windy roads. And that you haven't got your tablets on you, but that you if he was going to drive more sensibly you could come with him...
Globalti
Legendary Member
FFS just have the balls to tell him he's a dangerous driver and you're not going in his car until he winds his neck in. It could be the best favour you've ever done him.
Last summer a 19 y.o. crashed his new Honda Civic type R a couple of miles from my house on a country lane. We heard sirens and saw a helicopter so we knew it was something bad. His front passenger (no seatbelt) went through the windscreen and was found dead in the field, he and his three back seat passengers were all stuffed into the back seat with mutliple fractures - femurs, pelvises etc. All were aged 19 to 21. and from our area. The Police estimated his speed at 85 mph on a narrow walled lane to the point where the Civic took off from a hump. Now there's a pathetic plastic floral tribute to the lad who died and the driver has to live with that for the rest of his life.
If your mate doesn't grow up, consider having a quiet word with the local beat officer, he will arrange for some Traffic officers to go round for a chat. It can be done and our residents' association have had it done to a lad in our street with excellent results.
Last summer a 19 y.o. crashed his new Honda Civic type R a couple of miles from my house on a country lane. We heard sirens and saw a helicopter so we knew it was something bad. His front passenger (no seatbelt) went through the windscreen and was found dead in the field, he and his three back seat passengers were all stuffed into the back seat with mutliple fractures - femurs, pelvises etc. All were aged 19 to 21. and from our area. The Police estimated his speed at 85 mph on a narrow walled lane to the point where the Civic took off from a hump. Now there's a pathetic plastic floral tribute to the lad who died and the driver has to live with that for the rest of his life.
If your mate doesn't grow up, consider having a quiet word with the local beat officer, he will arrange for some Traffic officers to go round for a chat. It can be done and our residents' association have had it done to a lad in our street with excellent results.
Pass Plus with his driving instructor. Tell him you won't travel with him unless he does Pass Plus.
Then the IAM. (You could get the IAM pack delivered directly to his address) http://www.passplus.org.uk/ http://www.iam.org.uk/
Then the IAM. (You could get the IAM pack delivered directly to his address) http://www.passplus.org.uk/ http://www.iam.org.uk/
Mr Pig
New Member
- Location
- North Lanarkshire
He'll probably crash very soon, most of them do. Then he'll either be dead or in jail.
