Nice work mate..every day I go on my bike to work and you come across some right drivers in traffic that see you and close the gap on purpose so you can't come threw..friday is the worst..top job brother 👍
One of my instructors advised riding to the right hand side of the right hand row of traffic, rather than between the rows. His reasoning being that you only have to deal with vehicles moving from one direction. Also I have used the left side of the left lane when the road was blocked by an accident, running along the edge demarcation of the hard shoulder for the same reason.
Good advice, but in the Centre vehicles can part better to the left and right. Also right hand filtering may expose you to more road debris. At the end of the day, which ever way so long as it is save…
Nice demonstration! I had the same problem on the M6. The M54 had got a lane closed due to two 'hot hatches' having a coming together (No, I have no idea how either) I had my headlight and 'yellow bib' on (which always seems to help) nice to see, like in your video, the number of cars that try to give you room. No sure why, I'm always a bit more wary when I have the panniers fitted, even though I know full well they are no wider than the mirrors?? OK, I think you've got the 'tech' sorted, so hope we can expect more videos shortly.
Thankyou for the insights. Whilst I'm not an advanced biker yet, I'm already doing a lot of what you are in this video. Which machine is this setup mounted to please? Best regards Paul (clayhead now living in stevenage).
