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By Selcouth_Feline
#185194
darwin_dali wrote:Having only a license for motorcycle back in Switzerland made me a much better car driver over here in the States. You simply are more aware of things, anticipate much better what the other driver will/could do, etc.
This is true - most of the bikers I know are better drivers because of their bikes. However you can't fully mitigate for other idiots on the road. A friend of mine was punted off within about a week of passing his test - he was stopped at a T-junction waiting for traffic and some stupid woman "didn't see him", punted him from behind and sent him flying across the road.

And I couldn't just pass the test to make me a better driver - I know that if I had a bike license, I would buy something silly - I've always fancied something like this :cloud9: :
Triumph_RocketIII_Classic_stpz.jpg
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By darwin dali
#185204
Selcouth_Feline wrote:
darwin_dali wrote:Having only a license for motorcycle back in Switzerland made me a much better car driver over here in the States. You simply are more aware of things, anticipate much better what the other driver will/could do, etc.
This is true - most of the bikers I know are better drivers because of their bikes. However you can't fully mitigate for other idiots on the road. A friend of mine was punted off within about a week of passing his test - he was stopped at a T-junction waiting for traffic and some stupid woman "didn't see him", punted him from behind and sent him flying across the road.

And I couldn't just pass the test to make me a better driver - I know that if I had a bike license, I would buy something silly - I've always fancied something like this :cloud9: :
Triumph_RocketIII_Classic_stpz.jpg
Nice! :cloud9:
By BritishBear
#186372
The only urges I get are not fit for discussion on this forum :)

Being afraid of travelling does make your idea less appealing for me personally, though I do see why people just pick a direction and drive :)
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By texasmr2
#193915
racechick wrote:Image

I get this urge to buy an old vw camper van and just drive off into the sunset-stop when i feel like it-see all sorts of places-meet all sorts of people.
Anyone else get urges like this? Or any other sorts?
This one just sold for $44K US at Barrett/Jackson :yikes: ;

Lot Number: 364.1
Auction: PALM BEACH 2010
Sale Price: *$44,000.00
Year: 1966
Make: VOLKSWAGEN
Model:
Style: CUSTOM BUS
Exterior Color: RED/WHITE
Interior Color: TAN
Cylinders:
Engine Size: 2100CC
Transmission: 4-SPEED MANUAL
Summary: A completely updated Retro-rod bus with a 1981 Vanagon interior, custom air conditioning, drop spindles, a freeway filter transmission, new 2,100cc dual carburetor motor, custom wheels and new windows.
Details: This is a 1966 California style bus. It was originally a rust-free body found in Arizona. A frame-off restoration was given, complete with new interior from a 1981 Vanagon, custom air conditioning, new freeway flier transmission and 2,100cc dual carburetor motor making this one of the faster buses out there. It comes complete with new custom wheels, new windows and all new rubber. This bus drives like a new vehicle while still retaining the retro look of its era. This is a fast, comfortable and dependable bus.


Anyone notice a certain interior detail that was huge back in the '60-'70's???
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By Amanda
#193995
Hanwombat wrote:I've had the urge for a cheesecake all weekend :thumbup:

I made my very first cheesecake last weekend and ended up just spooning the filling straight out of the mixing bowl, I have a major weakness for Cheesecake :dindins:
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By madbrad
#194042
texasmr2 wrote: Anyone notice a certain interior detail that was huge back in the '60-'70's???
The barefoot gas pedal.
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By Jamie
#194237
Some times i feel like dropping my life, spending a few weeks on getting sponsorship and just travelling for years doing all sorts of motor sports.
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By texasmr2
#194542
madbrad wrote:
texasmr2 wrote: Anyone notice a certain interior detail that was huge back in the '60-'70's???
The barefoot gas pedal.
:thumbup:
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By racechick
#194577
BritishBear wrote:The only urges I get are not fit for discussion on this forum :)

Being afraid of travelling does make your idea less appealing for me personally, though I do see why people just pick a direction and drive :)
What you dont like travelling generally? or just in certain modes of transport? I just love all sorts of travel in any mode of transport. So I just wondered....
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