ROG:
Safest way to steer but other methods are also safe
At least some instructor who do not claims that his way is the only way 
I will still stick to my own opinion, especially that I have some people on mi side who know a bit about driving, like this guy, European Rally Champion: youtu.be/32BgnL63nbw?t=27m55s
I use PP for 99.99% of the time so it must be easy cos I can do it
Yeah, from my observation most people who can’t drive use that method
Both the DSA and the advanced driving organisations do not now insist on PP but do insist that the vehicle is under full control at all times
Different methods are recommended for various situations bit in general PP is the SAFEST method out of all the options
ROG:
Both the DSA and the advanced driving organisations do not now insist on PP but do insist that the vehicle is under full control at all timesDifferent methods are recommended for various situations bit in general PP is the SAFEST method out of all the options
How it is the safest, if you constantly changing position of your hand on the wheel, in result keeping it only with one hand for most of the time?
orys:
ROG:
Both the DSA and the advanced driving organisations do not now insist on PP but do insist that the vehicle is under full control at all timesDifferent methods are recommended for various situations bit in general PP is the SAFEST method out of all the options
How it is the safest, if you constantly changing position of your hand on the wheel, in result keeping it only with one hand for most of the time?
Both hands are, for the majority of the time, on the wheel if not always gripping it
I only grip with one hand but have both on the wheel and when steering they slide around the wheel - that means I never need to move a hand from elsewhere to the wheel should I need to
PP also allows me to change or increase direction at any time without having to change grip placement first
This is hard to explain so if near Leicester at any time please PM me and I will give a demo
ROG:
This is hard to explain so if near Leicester at any time please PM me and I will give a demo
I saw this, thank you.
youtube.com/watch?v=Lxa6lF-l13c
That’s enough of entertaiment
orys:
ROG:
This is hard to explain so if near Leicester at any time please PM me and I will give a demoI saw this, thank you.
youtube.com/watch?v=Lxa6lF-l13c
That’s enough of entertaiment
Dry steering = yuk !!
Watch Chris Gilbert videos for how to do PP at speed
ROG:
orys:
ROG:
This is hard to explain so if near Leicester at any time please PM me and I will give a demoI saw this, thank you.
youtube.com/watch?v=Lxa6lF-l13c
That’s enough of entertaimentDry steering = yuk !!
Watch Chris Gilbert videos for how to do PP at speed
When at speed, I will stick to my Marian Bublewicz school of driving I linked you before… The guy won European Rally Championship, I guess he knows how to steer at speed not only in theory
Steering differs for rally/race track driving and on road driving - comparing the two is 100% pointless
Google - youtube chris gilbert for on road driving
ROG:
Steering differs for rally/race track driving and on road driving - comparing the two is 100% pointless
Yes. Of course. On the road you need to steer securely, be able to quickly change your direction if anything happens and you need to be in control of your vehicle 100% of the time. As we all know, in rallies it is compeltely opposite 
hijacked
Yep. Somebodies not been holding the steering wheel in the correct way and we’ve drifted off course 
mickyblue:
Good job i’m too busy to give a ■■■■ 
Cheers
Jonny 
God bless orys he loves a hijack.give him a wee bit of time and he will tell us how poland really won ww2
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God bless orys he loves a hijack.give him a wee bit of time and he will tell us how poland really won ww2
Sorry, you obviously have me confused with carryfast. Long lectures on the alternative universe economy or history are his speciality
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God bless orys he loves a hijack.give him a wee bit of time and he will tell us how poland really won ww2
Actually a lot of Poles flew Spitfires for us in WW2, but not many people seem to remember, or even know that…
DAF95XF:
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God bless orys he loves a hijack.give him a wee bit of time and he will tell us how poland really won ww2Actually a lot of Poles flew Spitfires for us in WW2, but not many people seem to remember, or even know that…
Trust me i know alot about the polish people maybe more so than you.i know of the the work they did to protect the uk from a polish family member who did so.my comment was in jest so please get off your high horse
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Trust me i know alot about the polish people maybe more so than you.i know of the the work they did to protect the uk from a polish family member who did so.my comment was in jest so please get off your high horse
Ok, whatever…
DAF95XF:
Actually a lot of Poles flew Spitfires for us in WW2, but not many people seem to remember, or even know that…
Apparently it caused a big stink at the time. Allegedly the Polish pilots were working for 2 shillings an hour less than the British pilots and some had flying licences they obtained by merely flying a glider around the block as opposed to the British pilots who’d paid over £25 to a training school for their licences.
To add insult to injury Flt Lt “winky” Bartholemew claimed that the Poles were sleeping 12 to a hut whereas the British drew the line at 8!
hihi
Lol