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  @stephenwalsh81842 күн бұрын

  🏍👍👍👍

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  @stevesanelli903 күн бұрын

  Hi Nat, personally when I've lapped the valve seats I used a suction cup tool on the valve head with cutting paste & between palms just spun it round. The drill option concerns me because the last thing you'd want to do is increase the concentricity of the valve guide with the weight of the drill & cutting paste remnants. Time old fashioned process. However, it's your machine. Cheers for the uploads

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  @luddite62393 күн бұрын

  Is it my imagination, or does the replacement oil filter housing bolt have a larger hex head than the recalcitrant original?

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  @sidwainhouse3 күн бұрын

  Job, most certainly, is a fish.

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  @wibblywobblyidiotvision3 күн бұрын

  Nice work on those valves and the cleaning of the head.

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  @bobp67423 күн бұрын

  Back in the 70s when i was 10 i got a job serving petrol (remember them days) at a garage, the mechanics would bring me the monotonous jobs to do between serving customers, one being valve lapping, I just wonder how many hundreds if not thousands of valves I lapped in those 6 years I worked there. Now i have a bit of kit that I use in a pillar drill to lap valves for me 😂

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  @theplantpotman3 күн бұрын

  Job's a whatta?? Fish 🤔 you mean job's a good un surely? 😂😂 We had a 82 400 wetdream in last week, customer wanted some help recommisioning it, and guess what was siezed? Selector drum 😂😂 so funny, removed it soaked it in white vinegar for 36hrs job done, mint, we dont use dirty diesel! Its a far east thing that is, 🐡🎣

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  @thomaseland31363 күн бұрын

  I'm a cyclist and yes I do sometimes cross on a red light, but only after I've stopped and then notice that all four pedestrian crossings at the junction are green for pedestrians to cross meaning that no traffic is going to cross the junction and hit me.❤❤

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  @NatsNackersYard3 күн бұрын

  I am sure that the pedestrian crossing at the same time are pleased that you are safe! ❤️ 😊

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  @thomaseland31363 күн бұрын

  @@NatsNackersYard I always wait for them to cross first. Many cyclists familiar with London traffic have come to recognise the Safe period when all the pedestrian crossing lights are green 💚 and do the same as me. Tourists on hire bikes are very bad at ignoring signals.

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  @NatsNackersYard3 күн бұрын

  @thomaseland3136 you can definitely spot the difference between those that know what they are doing and those that don't!

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  @peterturnbull91333 күн бұрын

  Hi Nat, I think the decals are one of the most difficult to get perfect on the superdream - especially on the tank. I owned a couple of these bikes when they came out - (the first CB250N, and the later CB250NB Deluxe - my brother also had a CB250NA) I see many refurnbs where the Tank stickers in particular are often placed not quite correctly - unfortunately my eye is drawn to it immediately. The original decals were placed so that the decal and "Honda" is more horizontal than at a slope. I think someone should make a template to help position the Tank decals because it is clearly very difficult. I did find a forum (Ultimate Superdream Forum) where someone had done some very careful measurements to assist accurate placement for the tank decals. The Superdream came with mainly 2 different Tank and seat styles. Your model is based on the original CB250N or CB250NA. The seat decals you originally chose (the skinny tick) are the correct style for your seat cowl. I believe the larger flared decals are for the later CB250NB models which has a larger flared seat cowl (similar to a number of the largers hondas of the time such as the CB900F). It would seem that the decal set is meant to cover both the CB250NA and the later CB250NB models. The Tank on the later CB250NB had "knee scoops" in the tank so its a surprise that the Tank decals for both of these models would be exactly the same? I''m not critising as I'm sure this process is very difficult. I also wonder if the aftermarket decal shape may drive the placement when trying to get them flat?

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  @marekdanko63074 күн бұрын

  can you pls do some flyby video or some more reving from behinde?

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  @NatsNackersYard4 күн бұрын

  I am afraid that I don't have the bike anymore mate

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  @zivkovicable5 күн бұрын

  you've to to laugh at people posting footage of themselves breaking the law while criticising our road users.

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  @NatsNackersYard4 күн бұрын

  Are you honestly drawing a parallel between giving way rather than stopping on a quiet road and jumping a red light at busy central London cross roads at rush hour?

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  @zivkovicable4 күн бұрын

  @@NatsNackersYard i'll quote you..."there are rules there are laws"...You seem to chose the ones to obey at your own convenience.

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  @NatsNackersYard4 күн бұрын

  Or by whether they carry any risk to myself or others. I doubt that you or anyone else is much different unless you have never parked on yellow lines or crept above the speed limit on a quiet road.

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  @threeshirescyclist5545 күн бұрын

  As a cyclist I could not agree more, nothing winds me up more than all the muppets out there breaking the rules riding like selfish *unts.

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  @frank16725 күн бұрын

  The 'Stop' line is there for a reason!

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  @NatsNackersYard4 күн бұрын

  Yet red lights at a busy junction are fine?

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  @laurencehastings74735 күн бұрын

  Pleased to see you are doing all the cleaning off the bike. I know it's a crap job but it's much easier off the bike than when it's reassembled. I think we all try to put things off when they're a bind but look at it this way. It needs cleaning either now or later, which is the easiest option?

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  @davidnissen10405 күн бұрын

  what a massive whiner.

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  @craigelliott125 күн бұрын

  What a non issue video .... and what makes you think its ok to comment on the women walking ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????

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  @NatsNackersYard4 күн бұрын

  So pointing out someone putting themselves and me at unnecessary risk is a non issue?

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  @craigelliott123 күн бұрын

  @@NatsNackersYard

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  @Rullehjem5 күн бұрын

  We all contribute to the conditions on the road. At 5:30 you're accelerating aggresively towards what is quite obviously a dangerous situation with plenty people on the road, not just the cyclist, only to slow down to a crawl and stop at another red light right after. Had you instead accelerated more moderately the road would have cleared up, you wouldn't have had to hit the brakes, no road rage, and you still would have made it in time to stop at the next red light. While you by all means could argue that a busy city center is no place for a peloton, it certainly isn't a place for riding aggressively on a motorbike either. Just because the green light says go doesn't mean you can switch off your brain and go full speed.

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  @ianhassall37576 күн бұрын

  @0:40 You're talking about safety and you go straight through a STOP SIGN without stopping. Fkn pillock.

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  @aston1086 күн бұрын

  Oh and very pervy

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  @NatsNackersYard4 күн бұрын

  It's not as if anyone is wolf whistling FFS. Nothing wrong with quiet appreciation!

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  @aston1082 күн бұрын

  ​@NatsNackersYard well there is if you post it.

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  @aston1086 күн бұрын

  Moan,.moan moan.. make a creative video

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  @NatsNackersYard5 күн бұрын

  Whinge, whinge, whinge. Watch something else if you like. I don't recall forcing you to watch.

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  @zivkovicable5 күн бұрын

  @@NatsNackersYard you can't tell you're watching a crap video until about half way through.,...Nobody's watching the whole thing.

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  @stevesanelli906 күн бұрын

  Matt is your mate Nat! Get the shit stirrer a slab of Red bulls & get him to bead blast the cases. Tape up all the mating surfaces, holes, threads, any orifice & pay him a visit & film it! Otherwise, it's looking fantastic! Keep it up! I'm guessing the shifter forks aren't coming out?

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  @katywalker83226 күн бұрын

  While in pieces, certainly replace consumables. Cam chain certainly (they were not long lived!). Big end and main bearings probably

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  @ZafiraSteve6 күн бұрын

  8 th

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  @luddite62396 күн бұрын

  Two steps forward, no steps back- result! If it were me, I'd still replace the cam chain as a matter of course. They're only £35 (pattern) from David Silver, which is a valuable treasure trove of parts for old Hondas.

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  @raymondo1626 күн бұрын

  bit childish also to have some leg endary v twin for the intro picture........ then putting along on your 125 learmer bike with the loud exhaust..YOU da Gangsta Bro

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  @raymondo1626 күн бұрын

  MAJOR CRINGE

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  @raymondo1626 күн бұрын

  5:36: TOTALLY unnecessary bad attitude. you have anger issues needing addressing.

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  @sidwainhouse6 күн бұрын

  Get it as clean as you can. A lot of those cases had clear applied and is a bugger to get off without getting quite aggressive. Either blasting or chemical stripping. If there's a place near you that does alloy wheel refurbs they might dip it for you.

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  @robduncan5996 күн бұрын

  You make a video about cyclists not obeying the rules ,jumping red lights etc ? Yet you clearly went straight through a stop sign 44 seconds , then stoped on double yellow lines 1.30 minutes. O the irony.

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  @george-ev1dq6 күн бұрын

  EPAC/Ebikes become a motorcycle when they exceed 15.5 mph, produce more than 250 watts or have a throttle, all E scooters are classed as motorcycles.

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  @rickconstant61066 күн бұрын

  A good job with cleaning up the cases, but I would still suggest you remove the conrods from the crank so you can clean the parts and inspect the bearings - it only takes a few bits of grit to bugger up the bearing surfaces. Some of what you have washed off is bound to have ended up in the crankshaft oilways, and you can't clean those out thoroughly if the rods are still fitted. A bare crank, a good flush through with clean diesel/paraffin/degreaser and a good blow through with compressed air is the only way to be sure.

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  @colinculverwell3256 күн бұрын

  Those oil filter bolts where a common problem on a lot of 70/80s Hondas. The hex head was too small and combined with the fact most owners didn't use a torque wrench (we just did everything up FT) led to the heads stripping before the bolt yielded. There were after market ones around at the time that had a bigger hex head, 17mm if memory serves. Dont know if they are still available?

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  @luddite62396 күн бұрын

  Yes, the 17mm-head filter bolts are still available for about £20 and are definitely a worthwhile investment.

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  @wibblywobblyidiotvision6 күн бұрын

  Caustic soda* will have that bottom end "spotless" in no time. Media / soda / vapour blasting is probably the best solution for the outside of the engine cases, but it's an outside solution that's gonna be a bit pricey, and (a) it's a superdream and (b) it's a superdream. Also, it's a superdream, and it's probably not worth the money. Unless you're going to follow it up by anodising them purple**, which would be super fucking cool. But, and I may have mentioned this, it's a superdream. * Do not use caustic soda ** purple anodising is /the/ '80s colour.

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  @ianhorabin97636 күн бұрын

  Take the casings to a "Soda" blaster as it's water based & washes away,or if there's a local engineering company,blag em to use there hot parts washer,chuck your bits in with there's & buy em a beer... always replace any seals& o rings for new,Never re- use agen..they will fail..ps u can use the Irwin's style extractors to free the selector shafts,never use an impact,then Clean the damaged ends on a linisher.Ian

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  @kennywilliams75136 күн бұрын

  Undercover cyclists will clamp down on it... just mooch by the lights all day 😆

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  @Bruckschlegel7 күн бұрын

  Glad you got it sorted. If U need any help I am happy to oblige. Having owned/ rebuilt a few of these. The 1st bike was a TX 1973.with a decompression lever for starting. Do U live next to a runway going by the background noise?

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  @stephenwalsh81847 күн бұрын

  🏍👍👍👍

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  @hs16267 күн бұрын

  bit of a storm in a teacup...

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  @raymondo1626 күн бұрын

  PROPER cringeworthy imo

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  @barriewilliams45267 күн бұрын

  As a motorist, a motorcyclist, and a cyclist for more years than you have been on this planet, (I'm aged 87) it's sad to see such poor riding skills once again. Having just stated earlier in the video that cyclists have not got the necessary power to get out of trouble quickly, you then accelerate quite hard at a cyclist that (if you had not been making a video, and trying to ride a bike) you should have seen way before you did, and taken the appropriate action, like taking it easy until your path was clear. I'm still driving, riding, (both cycles and motorbikes) having had no accidents, and a clean licence. Perhaps you should concentrate on just riding the bike, as you would appear to lack the necessary skills to multitask.

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  @raymondo1626 күн бұрын

  that was very politely put, Barrie. unlike all the effing and blinding from the eejit with the camera

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  @nickaxe7717 күн бұрын

  Some cyclists I suspect are not road users in any other way than just pedal powered bike rider.....SO HAVE PROBABLY NEVER CONSIDERED LOOKING AT THE HI_WAY CODE.....most probably have zero idea that the is such a publication. Which far as I know all other road used have to and are tested on the knolarge of the HI-WAY CODE. No inc E-BIKES cos far as I am concerned should just be illegal....inc E-SCOOTERS. So if so many pedal bike rider die on our roads every year.....to me what have the GOV NOT INTRODUCED COMPULSORY HI_WAY CODE TESTING FOR ALL GROUPS OF ROAD USERS. Just look how few glance over the right shoulder when pulling to the right.....to ie pass an obstruction.....to change land and so on.....they are oblivious to all going on around them. And while we are at it.....registration for anything on the roads and copusay 3rd party insurance. PEDAL BIKES KILL PEOPLE ON PAVEMENT'S AND ROADS EVERY YEAR.....A BLIND MAN ON A GALLOPING HORSE CAN SEE PEDAL BIKE RIDERS NEED ROAD EDUCATION.

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  @raymondo1626 күн бұрын

  all other road used have to and are tested on the knolarge of the HI-WAY CODE............... pedestrians ??

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  @user-cx2bk6pm2f7 күн бұрын

  Nothing is more deserving of a thumbs down... a self-righteous, self-centered, whollier-than-thou, triggered, and narrow rant from a person with anger issues.

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  @eonoire7 күн бұрын

  if you are riding your ridiculously loud motorcycle through the city, you are the problem. you are the one making the city worse for everyone else. Bikes are the most efficient way of transport, cars and motorcycles don't stand a chance. Yet we have designed our cities for cars making it difficult and dangerous to ride bikes. I can see how it would be annoying to some other roadusers to see cyclists breaking road rules to make their trip faster. But people who find that irritating are usually unaware of their own privelege on the road. People in cars and on motorcycles also statistically break the law more often. it's just so normalized that people rarely notice. But when you are on a bike you do. poeple driving and parking in bike lanes. driving too far forward on red lights blocking the space for cyclists. passing cyclists too closely. Those are just some of the things cyclists regularily experience and rarely get punished.

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  @ThomasMTube7 күн бұрын

  Bingo. The self entitlement is off the charts in this video.

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  @user-fo9bv2mm1g5 күн бұрын

  @@ThomasMTube The uploader is just a MASSIVE twat.

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  @rubblestacker7 күн бұрын

  every road user should be accountable, , cyclists like everyone else should a, pass a test, b, get insured & be identified, c, stop at a red light lol

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  @eonoire7 күн бұрын

  that's ridiculous. Do people need a licence to walk in your utopia. Fast ebikes already have a licence plate. And biking is a very safe form of transport were it not for idiots driving 2 ton death machines around.

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  @rubblestacker7 күн бұрын

  @@eonoire no licence needed to walk , but to use the highways everyone should be playing by the same rules or accidents will happen, as i said EVERY ROAD user (not pavements you dullard), should be accountable so yes, cycles whatever there nature should have plates and insurance etc.

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  @iluvgsds6 күн бұрын

  80% of Adult cyclists have a driver's licence.

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  @rubblestacker6 күн бұрын

  @@iluvgsds then if they are caught breaking the rules of the road they should get points on the licence.

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  @joshuarudland-potter13435 күн бұрын

  As should drivers - yet I was knocked off my bike (unconscious) by a hit and run driver three weeks ago. The chances are they were insured or were driving under the influence.

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  @whitecompany188 күн бұрын

  I'm the most hated person in the world, I'm a regular daily cyclist, an illegal electric bike bally rider, a car driver, a regular motorcyclist, an illegal street motorcycle trials rider (legal bike though), a white van man, a truck driver, a caravan/boat owner, a horse and buggy rider.... There's always someone who hates me when I'm on the road regardless of vehicle 😂 and I do a lot of hating and shouting too...the thing is we as human beings have a superiority complex and think we are above the next person weather it's because you have a faster bike or car and want to get away quick or have to be somewhere, have kids in the car , have to pick up kids, a million parcels to deliver, been on the road all day blah blah blah... We all have the same right to use the roads . Your just in motorcyclist mode right now but in a city, you want to be quick and be first away , swerve around the knobhead cars and taxis and buses in your way that are much slower. Your a biker! A free man! Want to hit the open road! ... Then hit the open road and not feckin London city centre and complain 😂🤦 . To somebody else you were the biker that cut them up going though a narrow exit, pulled away from the lights quick and made them jog across the road, wrong side of the road getting past cars then swerved in quick making them brake hard, pulled up next to them at the lights revving your Smokey noisy engine when their car window is open, roosting gravel at the car behind as you blast away.. I can imagine when you are in a car that vans and buses are the enemy because you are stuck behind them. Just try and be a bit more tolerant, everybody has a story , some just think theirs trumps others.👍

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  @barriewilliams45267 күн бұрын

  I don't hate you😉

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  @NatsNackersYard7 күн бұрын

  Me neither!

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  @derekdingwall7 күн бұрын

  Yes I think a few cyclists should read the Highway Code🥴👍

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  @ThomasMTube8 күн бұрын

  Bit aggressive your driving. If you were "relatively used to it" and therefore knew it could happen, why did you purposely accelerate at some speed into a cyclist you saw was coming just to make a point? Be better.

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  @barriewilliams45267 күн бұрын

  Yes, having just stated earlier in the video that cyclists lack the power to get out of trouble quickly🙃

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  @rhythm242able6 күн бұрын

  He was in complete control, he stopped will before her, he accelerated towards her because his light turned to green, that what you do! if you think that's aggressive then motorcycles are, fortunately not for you.

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  @user-fo9bv2mm1g6 күн бұрын

  @@rhythm242able Green does not mean go regardless of anything. It means go IF IT IS SAFE TO DO SO!

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  @ThomasMTube6 күн бұрын

  @@rhythm242able He is on the PUBLIC highway in a bloody busy city, not his own private race track.

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  @rhythm242able6 күн бұрын

  @@ThomasMTube pahaha brilliant, I guess you don't go out on the roads much, probably best

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  @SloboloboVFR8 күн бұрын

  I think Ebikes should be licensed, since so many are illegal and are faster than is legal. Until the law is enforced on cyclists jumping reds it will only get worse until deaths start happening enough to get noticed.

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  @nbartlett65387 күн бұрын

  Why would licensing legal ebikes do anything to stop illegally modified ebikes? Why not just get the already illegal modified ebikes off the road?

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  @SloboloboVFR7 күн бұрын

  @@nbartlett6538 if they were licensed and plated the anpr could tell who owns it. Then you could crack down on dodgy bikes. If you're asking for the police to actually stop bikes to test them it's not going to happen.

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  @nbartlett65387 күн бұрын

  @@SloboloboVFR That makes no sense. How does ANPR and identifying the owner do anything to identiy illegally modified bikes?

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  @SloboloboVFR7 күн бұрын

  @@nbartlett6538 because if they are licensed and can be checked they can be tested and fined? If the police see an ebike doing over 20mph with a plate that shows the registered owner they can do something about it. Personally all ebikes should be banned, anyone that uses them is either fat or lazy. Probably both.

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  @nbartlett65387 күн бұрын

  @@SloboloboVFR But you just said that the police aren't going to test ebikes. I don't understand this instinct to make more laws (that probably won't be enforced) in response to existing laws not being enforced. As for your comments about ebike users, they are just uninformed and offensive.

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  @AndrewSinclair-bk9ho8 күн бұрын

  You can speed on a push bike I regularly used to do 32+ mph and that was fairly easy even in my 40s.

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  @barriewilliams45267 күн бұрын

  You should enter the Tour de France😂

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  @NatsNackersYard7 күн бұрын

  I think that you miss my point mate. I didn't mean that you can't exceed the speed limit on a push bike but that you can't be prosecuted for speeding on a push bike. It isn't against the law to exceed the speed limit on a push bike.

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  @wibblywobblyidiotvision8 күн бұрын

  There have always been cyclists doing stupid shit, and as long as there are people who consider that the rules of the road don't apply to them, there will be. There's 2 types, though. There's the oblivious ones, the ones who are commuting, or "training", or whatever, and then there's the couriers. I assume there are still cycle couriers. When I was couriering, we had a few on bikes, who were psychos. Pedestrian zones? Fine. Red lights? Don't exist. Wrong way down one way streets? Perfectly normal. Flat out off Oxford street into Ramillies Street as a cut through to Soho*? Business as usual. And they were sane compared to the bloke who was on roller skates. You almost make me miss London. Sunny weather, legs all the way up. * this involves jumping a staircase, blind.

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  @sidwainhouse8 күн бұрын

  You think London is bad, try Cambridge...

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  @mauricecasey8668 күн бұрын

  Why did you not stop at the compulsory stop line 44 seconds into your video? Pot kettle!

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  @sidwainhouse8 күн бұрын

  Shhh, you didn't see that...

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  @shaunappleton51538 күн бұрын

  Nobody else did either, including the cyclists, so all equal

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  @mauricecasey8668 күн бұрын

  @@shaunappleton5153 True, but they are not posting videos crying about non compliance!

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  @NatsNackersYard8 күн бұрын

  So there is some me sort of equivalence between not coming to a complete halt at a quiet junction and jumping a red light in central London? I never claim to be a faultless rider, I am just pointing out the dangerous shit!

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  @mauricecasey8668 күн бұрын

  @@NatsNackersYard I would say not stopping at a compulsory stop is dangerous shit, quiet or not. Sauce for the goose!