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I'm totally against the left-lane-lollygaggers, in fact nothing pisses me off more....BUT...If I'm clipping along at 15 or 30+ over the limit in the left lane to pass one, two, three cars or more and some Jack*** pulls up behind me flashing brights and tailgating me in his F350 SuperDuty with a 12" lift wanting me to speed up I will do the opposite. What...I'm supposed to go 30, 40, 50 over the limit to let some impatient ***** by me?? Forget it.
4-5 miles over posted speed limit now that Iam sober...........My running hard days are behind me..................................Kinda heeheehee.......
I'm totally against the left-lane-lollygaggers, in fact nothing pisses me off more....BUT...If I'm clipping along at 15 or 30+ over the limit in the left lane to pass one, two, three cars or more and some Jack*** pulls up behind me flashing brights and tailgating me in his F350 SuperDuty with a 12" lift wanting me to speed up I will do the opposite. What...I'm supposed to go 30, 40, 50 over the limit to let some impatient ***** by me?? Forget it.
This person actually sounded like a reasonably respectful rider until he put said shoe in mouth with the mention of the truck. Yeah, good idea buddy. **** somebody off in a vehicle 20 times your size is kind of like taking a knife to a gun fight.
The rest of the left lane huggers just might one day find yourselves in a situation where that SuperDuty don't give a crap, be in a bad mood and pretend he did not see you. Or worse yet, could be a menopausal woman who just had a bad day. Maybe even some gang banger looking to score some points with his bro's in the hood. Some of you really showed that HD owners can be just as stupid as anyone else in spite of the fact that they ride a nice bike. I have seen signs in a few states that stated left lane for passing only but wish they all had and enforced them.
I only run 5 over. Im a truck driver and can't handle the ticket.
The insurance company my agency is insured with will NOT cover us to drive a city car if we have more than two moving violations on our driving record.
If you are uninsurable, then you are in essence "useless" to the Department, and you are given the option to resign.
So.......5-7 over when outside of the city limits......fast enuff to be actually trying to reach my destination in a reasonable time, but not fast enuff to attract unwanted attention.
Generally 5-9 mph over... but I use the GPS to realize that at highway sppeds I can get a couple over the indicated on my speedometer. With state budgets getting out of whack I suspect the traffic tickets will increase to generate revenue IMHO.
If I'm doing 75 on I.80, I.5 or R.99 here in the Sacramento area, guys are passing me on the right pulling bass boats. You have to be doing at least 80. When I first got the Hayabusa I rode the bots dots between the one and two lanes at 90 -- 110. now I keep it between 80 and 90. Otherwise you can get run over from behind...
I'm totally against the left-lane-lollygaggers, in fact nothing pisses me off more....BUT...If I'm clipping along at 15 or 30+ over the limit in the left lane to pass one, two, three cars or more and some Jack*** pulls up behind me flashing brights and tailgating me in his F350 SuperDuty with a 12" lift wanting me to speed up I will do the opposite. What...I'm supposed to go 30, 40, 50 over the limit to let some impatient ***** by me?? Forget it.
I am convienced that every Left-lane-lollygagger has this exact same attitude no matter what speed they are driving. Even the guy in the left lane on I 35 lastweek slowing down traffic with his Honda 500.
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