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Old 10-29-2013, 02:33 AM   #15
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What would you have done .... ??



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I'm hustling through the twisty bits, and this driver CAUGHT me?!

And in an SUV, no less? Even if it is a Cayenne Turbo S… Whoa!

Call me impressed.

I'd have bought THAT girl a drink!
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Old 10-29-2013, 02:45 AM   #16
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I read this thread and can't help thinking...

"A SUV is keeping up with you??? YOU NEED TO LEARN TO DRIVE!!!"

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Old 10-29-2013, 03:39 AM   #17
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I would feel really bad...so, I backed off, eased around the hairpin curve, pulled over and waived him around. What would you have done...?? humfrz
I applaud you for being the bigger, smarter person. You know "dumb ass" would likely have killed himself / herself!

Idiots often call themselves "racing" me on the highway, as I pilot a liter bike (Yamaha R1). I usually let them win, as I ride through State Trooper HQ territory...we all know what I could win!
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Old 10-29-2013, 04:08 AM   #18
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I drive a ton for my work, see idiots every day driving terrible in the worst conditions. It's always best regardless of what you are driving and when and where to let the aggressive person pass as it simply is not worth it. Losing your license, having to deal with a tragic accident the list goes on, you did right but just waving him onward.
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Old 10-29-2013, 04:29 AM   #19
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Well, my opinion (and I drive alot of narrow Mountain Roads): Let them pass. Its not worth it. Idiots like that tend to drive agressivly and have more ego than brain, so chances are that they are not only hitting a tree, but also your rear end at one point, or other traffic coming uphill because they use the whole road to keep up with you.

For those who just like to play with Idiots like that, or even say they will laught if the SUV driver crashes, ask yourself the following. Worst case, that guy cuts the corners which he cant see in fully to keep up with you, another car comes uphill, he crashes into that, maybe killing some of the ppl in the cars. Would you still think its ok? Would you still think you've done nothing wrong? I for myself could not.

At the end, this is not a Need for Speed game, this is real live, and real ppl. Do Racing on racetrack. Also, drive spirited on roads you can, but always keep in mind that safety is better than being dead or responsible for a dead/injury of oter ppl, even if its just indirect.

Bottom line, @humfrz you did the right and mature thing there. You know you could beat him, no need to prove anything to anyone for the sake of risking someones health.
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Old 10-29-2013, 04:56 AM   #20
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What if by letting him pass you let him go beyond his And the suvs ability and it crashed up the road how would you feel then. Just kidding you did the right thing
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There was one very talented driver here , trying to chase down an 86 and he successfully caused a multiple car crash.
Another time , i let one pass on a wet road and only minutes later , he had successfully parked inside a boat that was on a trailer being towed.
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I would have blown him away, or driven to the full capabilities of my car. I've done it a number of times. Straight line they are up my ass, then comes to curves and they are no-where to be seen. I smile and continue on.
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All Seasons are not for the snow, just a heads up if you are driving her year round.
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Probably would have let them drive stupid. If an accident occurred, I would feel remorse but in the moment of adrenaline fueled anger I would let the idiot run off the road. Good deed by being the better person

It's unfortunate he's too much of a moron to appreciate your consideration.
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I read this thread and can't help thinking...

"A SUV is keeping up with you??? YOU NEED TO LEARN TO DRIVE!!!"

JK :P
Well, now, Kostamojen, ..... .... obvisouly you don't have the mrs humfrz sitting beside you ..... read, I didn't want to spend the rest of our day trip with my co-pilot giving me the silent treatment ......

PS - I know how to drive ..... I just don't have the guts to push my limits .....

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I can confirm I was large newish SUV following op

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I pull over frequently for agro bumper suckers. It's a contagious disease. Prophylaxis is a good thing.

Had an escalade positioned predictably going north up Blewett Pass on my motorcycle.
I pulled over and let him run point for radar. I waved when he got pulled on the other side.
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Either that or it's Randy Pobst behind you and he's trolling you softly.
Randy Pobst trolling you softly needs to be a meme.
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