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Tynan

Veteran
Location
e4
people coming up behind you notice you because you've go an airzound?

the thing you can learn on here ...
 

domtyler

Über Member
Tynan said:
people coming up behind you notice you because you've go an airzound?

the thing you can learn on here ...

And you've been hit from behind how many times? :wacko:
 

col

Legendary Member
domtyler said:
I'm pretty sure that wearing hi viz does serve to wind up and provoke hostile bullying behaviour from a certain sub section of the road using community too.

I really don't feel the need to be any more visible than I can make myself without it.

I almost forgot the piece of kit that guarantees to get you noticed every time and that is the good ol' AirZound. A hundred times more effective than any day glo vest will ever be.


I cant see it(excuse;))I think the hostile bullying from a sub section,is because its a bike anyway,not because of vizvests.
 

domtyler

Über Member
col said:
I cant see it(excuse;))I think the hostile bullying from a sub section,is because its a bike anyway,not because of vizvests.

True, but by making a loud statement like that you open yourself up to it a lot more! :wacko:
 

col

Legendary Member
domtyler said:
True, but by making a loud statement like that you open yourself up to it a lot more! :blush:


Possibly ? but is the risk of getting bullied more than the risk of not being seen?
 

domtyler

Über Member
col said:
Possibly ? but is the risk of getting bullied more than the risk of not being seen?

If you want to get seen on a bike just ride in primary position, it works every time. Ride out of this position and you'll be blatantly ignored not seen whatever you're wearing. That's the simple truth folks.:blush:
 

col

Legendary Member
domtyler said:
If you want to get seen on a bike just ride in primary position, it works every time. Ride out of this position and you'll be blatantly ignored not seen whatever you're wearing. That's the simple truth folks.:blush:


True,but that could also be the reason a minority bully too,they think they are needlessly getting held up.And before someone says it,no i dont think that .;)
 

domtyler

Über Member
col said:
True,but that could also be the reason a minority bully too,they think they are needlessly getting held up.And before someone says it,no i dont think that .:blush:

I regularly get beeped, tail-gated, shouted at and threatened, subjected to the most dangerous overtaking manoeuvres possible because I choose to position myself in the middle of the lane. On the other hand, you will only very rarely hear me complain that I wasn't seen by a motorist. And this has nothing to do with wearing a dayglo yellow vest.
 

col

Legendary Member
domtyler said:
I regularly get beeped, tail-gated, shouted at and threatened, subjected to the most dangerous overtaking manoeuvres possible because I choose to position myself in the middle of the lane. On the other hand, you will only very rarely hear me complain that I wasn't seen by a motorist. And this has nothing to do with wearing a dayglo yellow vest.

But with a vest on,the same thing would happen?But as long as they see you;):blush:
 

Tynan

Veteran
Location
e4
domtyler said:
If you want to get seen on a bike just ride in primary position, it works every time. Ride out of this position and you'll be blatantly ignored not seen whatever you're wearing. That's the simple truth folks.:blush:

and primary is always an option is it?

I was in primary for my last accident, I presume that he didn't see me, and no I wasn't wearing hi viz

so much for the simple truth
 

domtyler

Über Member
Tynan said:
and primary is always an option is it?

I was in primary for my last accident, I presume that he didn't see me, and no I wasn't wearing hi viz

so much for the simple truth

Give us the details of the last accident then, including what you were wearing.
 
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