We have clowns here. Dangerous ones. Does your area have them too? 170mph down the road in a posted 65. https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/p...after-allegedly-going-up-170-mph-loop-202-dps
I spent last week in Hutto, TX. Those friggin people drive like maniacs! I'd have been a tad more "defensive" but I have to travel unarmed and I know for sure those cousin marrying fools had a bazooka with em.yeah, all ours come from Asia and S asia and drive 35 in a 50 zone and 55 on the highways.
yup, and i blame sevberal thingsWe have clowns here. Dangerous ones. Does your area have them too? 170mph down the road in a posted 65. https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/p...after-allegedly-going-up-170-mph-loop-202-dps
No worries - everyone occasionally exceeds the limits. It is what it is. Now then, exceeding it by 3x the posted, well that is something else entirely.I shouldn't post here. I just bought a sport bike this past spring (rode sport-tourers most of my life), and on a nice day with low traffic, I've been known to push the envelope a tad...
but again, its the dummies that race on the highways, weaving in/out of ordinary drivers...No worries - everyone occasionally exceeds the limits. It is what it is. Now then, exceeding it by 3x the posted, well that is something else entirely.
Around here they are called Canadians. They can’t believe that the speed limit on highways in Utah is 80, and drive 55 in the fast lane.yeah, all ours come from Asia and S asia and drive 35 in a 50 zone and 55 on the highways.
Or the Harley riders after bar hopping all day.but again, its the dummies that race on the highways, weaving in/out of ordinary drivers...
those punks...think they have skills
As opposed to the Texans who drive 90 absolutely everywhere!yeah, all ours come from Asia and S asia and drive 35 in a 50 zone and 55 on the highways.
I had a guy passing me in the middle of boring Kansas -looked like the Jed Clampett truck from Beverly Hillbilly's... a full length couch came sliding off the back of the truck into my lane just as he got far enough ahead to move over. I dodged down onto the shoulder which was hella soft and was shouting "SLOW!SLOW!" to myself as the critical point is trying to steer when your tires are pushing up a berm. Got it slowed down and back up onto the roadway.I have a 27-year-old Jaguar XK8 with about 85,000 miles on it. I'm not overstressing the drivetrain and drive the speed limit. When I drove the Oregon State highways to Salem for my VA appointment, I took it easy and avoided a potential accident. (A bedroom dresser had fallen from a vehicle and nearly caused a calamity.) At my age, I enjoy long-distance touring and let those who would speed on to collect the jail time and citations. To heck with that!
I'm a true Grand Touring-style cruiser and my Jaguar says it all: Grace, space and pace.
correct. 90 is the rule, but I think you do faster than thatAs opposed to the Texans who drive 90 absolutely everywhere!