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That was uncalled for, you have the bigger car, be the bigger man.
+1. The motorcyclist was taking unnecessary risks after the S cut him off, but the S shouldn't have cut him off, either. I don't get the point, anyway, a MC that's willing to split lanes will easily pull ahead in traffic and leave you no further behind. I always try to give them as much room as possible if I see them coming.Although the motorcyclist is a little overly ballsy, the MS driver was way out of line; and quite frankly probably should have gone to jail if he hit and killed the motorcyclist. There's no reason to get ticked off by a motorcyclist weaving through standing traffic.
A motorcycle will never beat a car ever. Slow down people.
I would not use never. I am positive my P85D has no hope against my liter bikes.
I don't think the situation is that simple as blaming the Tesla driver for cutting off the motorcycle. The Model S driver moved over into the right lane to avoid a black (?Nissan?) car that pulled in front of him.
and lack of brains... along with total disregard for family members who would miss this motorcyclist.Excessive caffein or testosterone . . . !!
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Agreed. I have done a lot of motorcycle riding in California and have been driving for 45 years. The S driver acted irresponsibly and dangerously; the rider took a huge risk in catching up to the S and riding alongside, apparently just to chastise the driver. That crazy driver could have veered into the rider and caused a horrific multi-vehicle accident.The motorcyclist was taking unnecessary risks after the S cut him off, but the S shouldn't have cut him off, either.