Originally posted by milanbenes
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Why do the Milk Floats always have to out accelerate you at traffic lights
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You must go to work very early to see milk floats. Our milkman delivers at 5 or earlier which seems fairly normal.Last edited by xoggoth; 22 August 2024, 15:30.bloggoth
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostYou must go to work very early to see milk floats. Our milkman delivers at 5 or earlier which seems fairly normal.
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The fastest speed achieved by a milk float is 136.081 km/h (84.556 mph) and was created by Weetabix On the Go Breakfast Drinks and driven by Rob Gill (both UK) at Bruntingthorpe, Leicestershire on 25 June 2014.
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I need to time it right to buy new cars for the mrs an me just before the ice cars get banned altogether
if indeed that does really happen
time will tell
let's watch
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Originally posted by NotAllThereThere are still milk floats in the UK?Comment
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I have a Tesla Y so no slouch but not the fastest EV - I don't try to beat anyone off the lights but am often pestered with boy racers in 1 Series or Honda Civics revving like there's no tomorrow. Lights change, I press the go pedal, its just fast.Comment
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Originally posted by milanbenes View PostMorning All,
I am noticing a pattern with these Milk Floats, they often assume there's a competition and do a grand prix start at traffic lights
Sat in my own car, and being somebody more interested in the analogue mechanical holistic driving experience, why would I exert all of those capable forces on the car I own just for some nonsense with somebody driving a Milk Float ?
I guess the zooming away at the lights compensates for the lack or endurance.
Whatta you all think ?
Milan.
p.s. I have nothing against Milk Floats or the people who choose to use themI couldn't give two fornicators! Yes, really!Comment
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