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Hassle on a legal right of way

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freeagent:
i don't normally have a lot of time for bikers, but i thought these guys handled that situation brilliantly. they were clued up on the law, knew they were allowed to be there and didn't loose their rag with that monkey.

I met one in kent a few years ago, on a realy narrow lane, he walked in front of the landy at a very slow pace to try and prove his point, my blood was boiling with rage but i just let him get on with it....

we also got moaned at by a farmer in wales this weekend, who rudely abused my mates girlfriend (who was on foot snapping some pictures of us tackling some rocks...) and took our reg numbers, he sped off in his 90 before we could get to him/ get hold of him.
we were on a byway that we were legally allowed to drive.

well done all of you who handle these ejits so calmly... as one of them is going to get battered one day, as someone will loose their cool big time.

i'd rather drive away than get into a row, but i know some people have a shorter fuse.

schuee:
Well done that man, put his point across calmly, and knew exactly where he could ride obviously done his homework. =D>  =D>

The other guy didn't have a leg to stand on.Was a case of on yer bike mate  :lol: with your tail between legs

Schuee

datalas:
the trouble is that if you watch that video from the other perspective we could come across as confrontational (granted as a way of defending ourselves) and a shade arrogant,  likewise the summation at the end could do harm too..


Then again, we're doomed anyhow, so I suppose it matters naught

muddyjames:
Surely if the road is closed to motorbikes like the cyclist was saying then he would be tresspassing too as mountain bikes rent allowed either then?

As far as I am aware they arent allowed on footpaths etc.

An engined bike is very similar to a man powered bike? Correct me if I am wrong.

Mudlark:

--- Quote from: "muddyjames" ---Surely if the road is closed to motorbikes like the cyclist was saying then he would be tresspassing too as mountain bikes rent allowed either then?

As far as I am aware they arent allowed on footpaths etc.

An engined bike is very similar to a man powered bike? Correct me if I am wrong.
--- End quote ---



The law states mechanically propelled vehicles as legs aren't mechanical, of course if he was wearing his 'wrong pair of trousers' :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

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