[Ducati] rude people lane splitting

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Uh... why would you try out assholing someone to the point of  
physically putting them in danger.  I don't think he meant to piss you  
off or scare you.  Everyone rides at a different pace or a in a  
different rhythm.   You going out and trying to make him crash is way  
worse then him startling you.  Please don't repeat your actions.  It  
might be one of us one day.

Pete
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On May 5, 2008, at 4:42 PM, andy wrote:

> I just had to vent here but how many of you had the displeasure of  
> meeting with someone who lane splits at high rates of speed and  
> passes you by suprise as your lane splitting yourself?
>
> Anyway I'm located in San Francisco traveling southbound on 101 when  
> some asshole on an SV600 or SV1000 passes me.  I was traveling in  
> the fast lane and going between cars never going more then 10mph  
> faster then the cars I'm passing.  This guy without warning passes  
> me on my right hand side and scared the heck out of me.  I could  
> have easily hit him if it were not for the fact I was holding a  
> straight line going through traffic and I drive fairly consistently.
>
> I've been riding for a long time and I don't scare easily on my bike  
> so when something like this happens I get pretty pissed.  So I did  
> what no person should ever do, I accelerated, passed him, stomped on  
> my brakes while I was in front of him, and gave him the birdy.  Did  
> that 2 times and I just slowed down and went back to cruise mode.   
> Good thing I have more horses over him to be able to take him easily.
>
> Anyway if he's out there, I hope you clip a car one day and end up  
> breaking your kneck or at the very minimum your legs.  Atleast  
> you'll be off a bike and out of my way.
>
> Andy
>
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