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halo123.
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PostPosted: 08:28 - 10 Oct 2007    Post subject: stupid cagers Reply with quote
Are cagers just stupid or do they have a death wish.
One of my collegues come in moaning about almost haveing an accident because someone pulled out with out warning.
But it was raining and she was speeding "because everyone else was", then she bites my head off when i say its raining raining drive slower .

Maybe they should all have a week of riding on a bike see if they realise what idiots they drive like.
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Cigaro
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PostPosted: 09:21 - 10 Oct 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote
Eh?

If you were riding your bike in the rain and someone in a car pulled out in front of you without warning, wouldn't you have a moan about them too?

Whether she was speeding or not doesn't matter, it's her right of way.
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D O G
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PostPosted: 10:07 - 10 Oct 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote
When I drive my car, do I become stupid?

Cagers per sey aren't stupid.

People are. Including some people who ride bikes.
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halo123.
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PostPosted: 10:45 - 10 Oct 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote
[quote]If you were riding your bike in the rain and someone in a car pulled out in front of you without warning, wouldn't you have a moan about them too?

Whether she was speeding or not doesn't matter, it's her right of way.




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Haha thats how i wrote of my first bike , but its now habit that i watch for people who are going to do stupid things .
We live in the slowest city but everyone is in a rush to get no where.
and yes when its raining i ride at 40-55km per hr as i know that someone will do something stupid. the cagers here on the other hand speed up,(i am not kidding if its raining everyone drives faster then they normally do). I have got in to the habit of if its raining i hoot when i see a car stop at a stop street, the same at night in case they dont look. All it takes is one person to drive slower in stead of keeping up with the speeding guys around them.
they are trying to get home not to win the grand prix. i get home ten mins later when it rains but i get home alive.

This is just random,As i almost get taken out everyday that i have stopped thinking what idiots these people are and driving better than they do hoping that they will learn by example.

But it just bugs me that they complain when if they drove a little better they would not have anything to complain about other drivers as they would of had the extra 10 seconds to react instead of spinning out of control on the road.[/size]

By the way its not directed at any of you guys who drive cars / unless you stay in durban southafrica then i mean you.

Any way lets all try and drive better and hope that everyone else watches and learns.
And damofo D.O.G you are right when you get in the car you dont become stupid , ( but i think people who have ridden or ride a bike are more aware of other traffic so they plan ahead.

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