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05-07-13, 09:12 AM
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First, you wouldn't have to "hide" for every car. You can hear what the cars are doing ... there's a difference between driving normally, and "hooning". And on a quiet road in the middle of the night, that difference is quite evident. In all my night riding, I think I've been compelled to "hide" maybe 2 or 3 times.
I did discover this weekend that I would like a helmet light to be able to look around after 2 or 3 hours of darkness. I'd had this feeling in the past, but the sun usually comes up or I get home.
05-07-13, 04:30 PM
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"Hoon activities can include speeding, burnouts, doughnuts or screeching tires"
I have certainly done the "hide in a bush" trick, a few times. sometimes, you just have a feeling that this crazy driver could mean big trouble/danger for you! I was smoked out big time by a diesel once, so I fell back and clicked off my lights, they really thought I was gone! Thankfully there were no other cars around and I was able to escape unharmed with the lights off.
I have certainly done the "hide in a bush" trick, a few times. sometimes, you just have a feeling that this crazy driver could mean big trouble/danger for you! I was smoked out big time by a diesel once, so I fell back and clicked off my lights, they really thought I was gone! Thankfully there were no other cars around and I was able to escape unharmed with the lights off.
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