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Previously on "Sunday good weather bikers"

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  • TykeMerc
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    Originally posted by DannyF1966 View Post
    Can I also suggest that anyone travelling on the M62, whatever sort of vehicle you're in, try very hard not to crash it, at least not seriously enough to have the air ambulance called out. Also if you're walking across a motorway bridge please don't try to jump off it. I've only been commuting along the '62 for a couple of weeks and it's already been closed in both directions three times due to the above.


    Ok, so the person on the bridge was on Saturday but you get my point.
    Get used to it, all of what you list and many, many more options are totally routine on the M62, you're doing quite well if you get a clear run.

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  • FatLazyContractor
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    Originally posted by DannyF1966 View Post
    Can I also suggest that anyone travelling on the M62, whatever sort of vehicle you're in, try very hard not to crash it, at least not seriously enough to have the air ambulance called out. Also if you're walking across a motorway bridge please don't try to jump off it. I've only been commuting along the '62 for a couple of weeks and it's already been closed in both directions three times due to the above.


    Ok, so the person on the bridge was on Saturday but you get my point.
    I thought Suity lived in Luton.

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  • DannyF1966
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    Can I also suggest that anyone travelling on the M62, whatever sort of vehicle you're in, try very hard not to crash it, at least not seriously enough to have the air ambulance called out. Also if you're walking across a motorway bridge please don't try to jump off it. I've only been commuting along the '62 for a couple of weeks and it's already been closed in both directions three times due to the above.


    Ok, so the person on the bridge was on Saturday but you get my point.

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  • NickFitz
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    Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View Post
    If you are talking to dead motorbikers, then MF will reply shortly.

    If you are sending a message out to the other motorbikers, then on behalf of them all -> STFU and drive aware.

    HTH
    It's not a question of "drive aware" if the problem is caused, as the OP seems to be saying, by motorcyclists doing themselves in through misjudging a bend in the Peak District or similar.

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  • FatLazyContractor
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    Originally posted by Eirikur View Post
    Motorbikers
    If you are talking to dead motorbikers, then MF will reply shortly.

    If you are sending a message out to the other motorbikers, then on behalf of them all -> STFU and drive aware.

    HTH

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  • Eirikur
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    Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View Post
    Are you referring to Cyclists or Motorbikers?
    Motorbikers

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  • FatLazyContractor
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    Originally posted by Eirikur View Post
    I know you are a very good source of donor organs and transplantation units are on full alert on weekends with good weather.
    But can you please refrain from dying on roads where I have to drive? As it has spoiled many weekends over the past years where I ended up on closed roads and had to drive many miles around.
    Are you referring to Cyclists or Motorbikers?

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  • Eirikur
    started a topic Sunday good weather bikers

    Sunday good weather bikers

    I know you are a very good source of donor organs and transplantation units are on full alert on weekends with good weather.
    But can you please refrain from dying on roads where I have to drive? As it has spoiled many weekends over the past years where I ended up on closed roads and had to drive many miles around.

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