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raleighnut

Legendary Member
just gravel, no oil.
Over here they do it the other way round, they pour hot Tar on the roads then chuck the chippings on the top, it wouldn't be too bad if they then 'rollered' it but no they leave that up to traffic, can be really dodgy for a couple of weeks on a bike and a lot of cars can end up with chipped/cracked windsheilds.
 
Over here they do it the other way round, they pour hot Tar on the roads then chuck the chippings on the top, it wouldn't be too bad if they then 'rollered' it but no they leave that up to traffic, can be really dodgy for a couple of weeks on a bike and a lot of cars can end up with chipped/cracked windsheilds.

That brings back memories. I'm not sure I've ever seen that being used here; will have to be more attentive.
 

Kempstonian

Has the memory of a goldfish
Location
Bedford
Over here they do it the other way round, they pour hot Tar on the roads then chuck the chippings on the top, it wouldn't be too bad if they then 'rollered' it but no they leave that up to traffic, can be really dodgy for a couple of weeks on a bike and a lot of cars can end up with chipped/cracked windsheilds.
Yes and they stick a 20mph limit on it too.
 
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