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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by Scotty C » Wed Apr 02, 2014 4:28 pm

is that Tut picking up the wing mirror :damnfunny
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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by flyingscot68 » Wed Apr 02, 2014 4:42 pm

Wow. Quite surprised by how quickly some people on here jump on the going too fast bandwagon without any expert knowledge or proper fact.
I got used to being treated like that whenever me or my friends were involved in accidents on our bikes. We always got the going too fast line from the general public and in many cases it was far from the case.
I did not expect that on here.

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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by jj » Wed Apr 02, 2014 4:54 pm

flyingscot68 wrote:Wow. Quite surprised by how quickly some people on here jump on the going too fast bandwagon without any expert knowledge or proper fact.
I got used to being treated like that whenever me or my friends were involved in accidents on our bikes. We always got the going too fast line from the general public and in many cases it was far from the case.
I did not expect that on here.
I can offer you the proper fact that I have seen the same guy in the Lambo driving like a helmet in town if that helps? :lol:

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Silly Lambo driver

Post by flyingscot68 » Wed Apr 02, 2014 4:58 pm

Lol.
That's an e-bootintheballs for me then :-)

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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by scottishselise » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:00 pm

flyingscot68 wrote:Wow. Quite surprised by how quickly some people on here jump on the going too fast bandwagon without any expert knowledge or proper fact.
I got used to being treated like that whenever me or my friends were involved in accidents on our bikes. We always got the going too fast line from the general public and in many cases it was far from the case.
I did not expect that on here.
Ok so he wasn't going too fast to keep you happy :wink:

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Post by flyingscot68 » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:05 pm

scottishselise wrote: Ok so he wasn't going too fast to keep you happy
Aww, how nice.

Right, I'm off to tear around Dyce like a nutter.

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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by jj » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:09 pm

flyingscot68 wrote:
scottishselise wrote: Ok so he wasn't going too fast to keep you happy
Aww, how nice.

Right, I'm off to tear around Dyce like a nutter.
Mind and watch out for teenagers with video cameras trying to get juicy footage for YouTube hits :D

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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by scottishselise » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:11 pm

jj wrote:
flyingscot68 wrote:
scottishselise wrote: Ok so he wasn't going too fast to keep you happy
Aww, how nice.

Right, I'm off to tear around Dyce like a nutter.
Mind and watch out for teenagers with video cameras trying to get juicy footage for YouTube hits :D
Shmee is late twenties! The video has had over 3 million views which would of made him a fair wad...

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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by pete » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:14 pm

I'd go 50/50. All 4 wheels leave the ground on the lambo (and it's braking) then it has 2 further collisions!

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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by flyingscot68 » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:34 pm

scottishselise wrote: Shmee is late twenties! The video has had over 3 million views which would of made him a fair wad...
Sounds like something I need to look in to that does.

Wish this sort of thing had been around in my yoof, I reckon me and my mates could've been quite successful in the doing stupid things on video arena.
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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by pete » Wed Apr 02, 2014 6:14 pm

flyingscot68 wrote:
scottishselise wrote: Shmee is late twenties! The video has had over 3 million views which would of made him a fair wad...
Sounds like something I need to look in to that does.

Wish this sort of thing had been around in my yoof, I reckon me and my mates could've been quite successful in the doing stupid things on video arena.
Ever seen a one day old ZXR750 being wheelied through a bonfire? :-)

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Surely you are never too old to stop doing stupid things for money?

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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by j2 lot » Wed Apr 02, 2014 8:22 pm

I would go with the people carrier being 100% to blame , he pulled out in front of another vehicle - end off, until pulling out in front of cars becomes an acceptable method of speed modulation that is.I assume the Lamborghini wasn't going so fast that it would have been out of sight when he commenced the manoeuvre so he misjudged the speed of an oncoming vehicle and pulled out in front of it.
That doesn't mean the Lamborghini driver isn't a cock and if he bombs about exceeding the speed limit he is more likely to become involved in an accident :blackeye
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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by flyingscot68 » Wed Apr 02, 2014 8:36 pm

pete wrote:
Surely you are never too old to stop doing stupid things for money?
True, but I sure as hell don't bounce as well as I used too..

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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by mwmackenzie » Wed Apr 02, 2014 9:22 pm

Don't think maybe he was showing off to his mate in the black 599 behind? I'd say the Mazda was at fault there, although the lambo did seem to be possibly a tad fast, sounds great and a real shame to take that hit!
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Re: Silly Lambo driver

Post by Corranga » Thu Apr 03, 2014 8:34 am

Let's say the Lambo was doing 30, all 4 wheels of the ground, how high could you get an S1 in a similar accident given that they have a more scooped upwards shaped front, and weight nearly a ton less :blackeye
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