Welcome to being on 2. Now you know why we ***** about cagers all the time.
90% of the time I can predict it just by watching the vehicles behind me. Once a month it happens as a total surprise. But look at it this way:
Driver: Surounded by metal and plastic designed to take an impact and air bags to cushon that impact.
Rider: Sitting on a rocket wrapped in leather ment to protect against sliding along the pavement. No air bag no metal or plastic.
Driver: controlling a 1 ton (min) vehicle
Rider: controlling a 600lb rocket.
Hmmmm and who did you think was going to win?
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Best case. Go slightly faster or slower than the vehicles around you but not excessively so that you become a hazard (cars are having to break to not rear end you or get angry following you) or a shock to them. Specially to the people who do look and switch lanes but end up cutting off the biker who just jumped into that lane two seconds ago going 50km/h faster than everyone else. And of course its the cagers fault even though he looked right?
We know this **** happens. Ride like you know your going to get cut off. Theres no excuse to be surprised imo.
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