Bad overtaking...

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Let he who is without sin, cast the first stone.

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I totally agree with this and took the comment from Tobias as meaning he sometimes makes bad decisions.
Well so do I and I suspect we all do from time to time.

If you aren't happy with your riding (and I'm not happy with mine yet and probably never will be) then FFS get some training.
This is life & limb we are talking about. The risks are not just being killed but even worse being paralysed from the neck down or some such.
Riding like a t**t is like playing russian roulette considering what's at stake.

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Originally Posted by dan_geoghegan

Woah woah woah! I'm pretty sure Tobias was being a bit tongue-in-cheek with that last comment. We've all ridden with people who ride with......lets call it enthusiasm.
I've ridden with people from this very forum who think nothing of launching the front wheel skywards at any opportunity and doubling the speed limit. I personally don't have a problem with it but I've heard other riders complain about being "cut up" or having someone "riding too close" It's just that they're not used to seeing bikes ridden in that way.

One mans hero is another mans tosser.

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yeah what i mean is if theres no traffic around me on a private road, then i might put the front wheel airwise, or maybe at 2am be a little over usual on a no junction road. :P please dont missunderstand me i am not a intalectual person :P :) (this includes spelling)