I suspect the car drivers delay in getting out of the car was shock and also looking over the car may well have been he dreaded what he was going to see re the biker. Personally think the biker was a prick and hopefully no lasting injuries.
i have never been able to get my head around why many riders (mostly american) have a go at car drivers for some reason or other. even my 600 is faster than most cars out there, so when somebody does something stupid in front of me, there may be some hand gesturing or mirror bashing but otherwise i give it a handful and the offending driver is way back in the distance. life's too short to argue about why he/she didnt indicate etc etc
Quote from: caretaker on 20 June 2017, 04:32:41 pmi have never been able to get my head around why many riders (mostly american) have a go at car drivers for some reason or other. even my 600 is faster than most cars out there, so when somebody does something stupid in front of me, there may be some hand gesturing or mirror bashing but otherwise i give it a handful and the offending driver is way back in the distance. life's too short to argue about why he/she didnt indicate etc etcTotally agree fella - unless I'm in London whereby all bets are off
Why is it those little toe rags using scooters and hammers to rob people of phones, bags etc and bikes never get knocked off just riders going about there daily lives seems natural justice is failing us at the moment.
The CCTV I've seen of them, they all wear helmets so they can't be recognised. The police go to the effort to nick them then the courts swallow their sob stories and let the little foocers go in stead of locking them up. The prison system will do nothing to change 90% of the little darlings for the better just let them learn new tricks from fellow cons but at least while they are locked up the general public is safe from them.