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switchlogic:

jakethesnake:

switchlogic:

jakethesnake:
First you said that you did 200 mph on a race circuit.
Then you say you don’t know how fast you were going.
Then you refuse to say where it supposedly happened or for how long it was sustained.
As I said even track days at Silverstone’s laughable ‘national’ circuit won’t get you close to 160 mph let alone 200 mph with a road car.
The law would like to think they are good but as yet no proof of 160 mph + public road driver training.
Only Le Mans 24 hours will get close to autobahn type speed differentials and even there certainly not 160 mph + v trucks.
You don’t know what forward planning means until you’ve mastered that situation.

Come on Carryfast, wake up! I think you do what I do and not read others posts properly before replying.

I did not say I did 200 on a race circuit. I said I did it at Elvington which is an old airfield and there is a long long straight. It was easy.

I said I did not know exactly what speeds I was doing because race bikes do not have speedos.

It happened at tracks in the UK and tracks in Europe and I have no interest in how long it was sustained as long as I was beating other competitors.

Silverstone is a great circuit, have you been round it now or before the changes? I have not since the changes. Bike do 160+ with ease there.

As regards forward planning I have done plenty training which involved just that whether in a lorry or in a car working along side the police.

I have even trained police believe it or not.

You’ve been on here a fair while now and you still don’t know how to quote posts it seems

Does it now? You really are very not observant. I did what I did for a reason but you obviously have not worked that one out. :laughing:

Ah the old ‘I’m so clever and you’re not’ response to make up for not actually having a valid reason to reply with. Nothing if not predictable old fruits. Ah well, time to take my ‘very not observant’ ways to the kitchen to make food of morning.

Dig Dig Dig. :laughing:

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My breakfast was lovely thanking you. Though no doubt you could make better since you probably have a Michelin Star and are one of the countries best chefs :smiley:

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switchlogic:
My breakfast was lovely thanking you. Though no doubt you could make better since you probably have a Michelin Star and are one of the countries best chefs :smiley:

As it happens I love to cook so probably yeah. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

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So much rubbish being spat out in this thread

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jakethesnake:

switchlogic:
My breakfast was lovely thanking you. Though no doubt you could make better since you probably have a Michelin Star and are one of the countries best chefs :smiley:

As it happens I love to cook so probably yeah. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Ah but loving to cook doesn’t make you a good cook :wink: I love driving and we all know how that ends…

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jakethesnake:
Carryfast why waste your time writing a whole load of waffle when all you had to say was “I don’t like the police”

Fair enough that’s your prerogitive but I guarantee 100% if you take 10 drivers like yourself and put them against 10 full trained traffic officers the latter would win in all respects everytime.

I didn’t say that at all.
I said their training regards forward planning is relatively limited compared to that required for 160 mph + because they rarely have access to that type of machinery even if they’ve got the will and the aptitude.

As for all respects trained on the basis of brakes to slow gears to go is a massive handicap.Against any serious driver using engine braking with a manual box to the maximum combined with serious brake modifations.

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switchlogic:

jakethesnake:

switchlogic:
My breakfast was lovely thanking you. Though no doubt you could make better since you probably have a Michelin Star and are one of the countries best chefs :smiley:

As it happens I love to cook so probably yeah. [emoji38] [emoji38] [emoji38]

Ah but loving to cook doesn’t make you a good cook :wink: I love driving and we all know how that ends…

Ah, at least some self examination going on there Luke.
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If only presidents, prime ministers, and politicos would learn from you.

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switchlogic:
Ah but loving to cook doesn’t make you a good cook :wink: I love driving and we all know how that ends…

Comedy gold…

Right there.

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Evolved:
So much rubbish being spat out in this thread

Well what do you expect when mr right I’m so superior snake gets involved

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Evolved:
So much rubbish being spat out in this thread

Such as?

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Carryfast:

jakethesnake:
Carryfast why waste your time writing a whole load of waffle when all you had to say was “I don’t like the police”

Fair enough that’s your prerogitive but I guarantee 100% if you take 10 drivers like yourself and put them against 10 full trained traffic officers the latter would win in all respects everytime.

I didn’t say that at all.
I said their training regards forward planning is relatively limited compared to that required for 160 mph + because they rarely have access to that type of machinery even if they’ve got the will and the aptitude.

As for all respects trained on the basis of brakes to slow gears to go is a massive handicap.Against any serious driver using engine braking with a manual box to the maximum combined with serious brake modifations.

Would be interested how you know anything about the forward planning methods of the police?

You seem to be living very much in the past. Try keeping up with modern methods and you may become a better driver. :wink:

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jakethesnake:

Carryfast:
I didn’t say that at all.
I said their training regards forward planning is relatively limited compared to that required for 160 mph + because they rarely have access to that type of machinery even if they’ve got the will and the aptitude.

As for all respects trained on the basis of brakes to slow gears to go is a massive handicap.Against any serious driver using engine braking with a manual box to the maximum combined with serious brake modifations.

Would be interested how you know anything about the forward planning methods of the police?

You seem to be living very much in the past. Try keeping up with modern methods and you may become a better driver. :wink:

Absolutely nothing trumps the forward planning needed to deal with autobahn type speed differentials v other traffic.
Feel free to provide evidence of any such forming police training.
Such as exactly what type of cars on exactly which roads where.
Also since when did police training switch to the maximisation of the use of engine braking.As opposed to brakes to slow gears to go.
They know that they are at a disadvantage v a proper driver and a proper car that’s why they had to resort to tactics like stingers and other obstructive tactics rather than pursuit.
Effective but don’t try to claim any driving laurels fom it.

Also nearly got t boned tonight by an ambulance paramedic estate car here who thought it would be a good idea to enter this roundabout at speed against a red light with just blue lights and then only put the noise on when it was all too late. :open_mouth: :unamused:
google.co.uk/maps/@51.334669 … 312!8i6656

As opposed to the police incident van that I gave way to that had entered it shortly before him with noise and blue lights.My good old fashioned German instilled survival senses saving the day along the lines of what if as I started to move forward after the van had gone through.
Hopefully the muppet is reading this.The issue of ambulance drivers being stupidly economical with the noise and over reliance on blue lights is becoming too common.

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waffle waffle waffle, never heard so much. Sorry I’m bored now. JEEZUZ WEPT

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Didn’t know leatherhead was in Germany :open_mouth:

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stargazer148:
Didn’t know leatherhead was in Germany :open_mouth:

Don’t worry about that.
CarryFast is a big fan of the Germans and everything European.

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DickyNick:

Evolved:
So much rubbish being spat out in this thread

Such as?[/whether in a lorry or in a car working along side the police.

I have even trained police believe it or not.

This another snake classic

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DickyNick:

Evolved:
So much rubbish being spat out in this thread

Such as?

Does it now? You really are very not observant. I did what I did for a reason but you obviously have not worked that one out. :laughing:
New

Snake trying to make himself look superior because he ain’t got a clue what he’s on about he writes so much crap he can’t remember
Do you want me to go on

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jakethesnake:
waffle waffle waffle, never heard so much. Sorry I’m bored now. JEEZUZ WEPT

Bail out snake old Carryfast giving you a run for your money

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jakethesnake:
waffle waffle waffle, never heard so much. Sorry I’m bored now. JEEZUZ WEPT

you know how the rest of us feel when your name pops up as a thread starter or when you reply to a thread then .

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beefy4605:

jakethesnake:
waffle waffle waffle, never heard so much. Sorry I’m bored now. JEEZUZ WEPT

you know how the rest of us feel when your name pops up as a thread starter or when you reply to a thread then .

Your quite a popular bloke snake, here’s an idea go somewhere else for your kicks or have you been ousted from everywhere