How fast were the cars going that they could cut them off at 90mph?
Or do you just not understand what “cutting off” means.
If two cars are traveling in separate lanes only a short distance between the two causing the bikes to shift lanes… that could cause one of the cars to get cut off. Sure the bike might just shift lanes in front of the car and be gone, but it still cut right in front of the car causing the car to react incase the bike either goes down or any other issues happen.
Not really worth arguing but if a car is going 60 and a bike is going 90, even if the bike moves over 10 feet in front of the car in one second the bike would be 142 feet away.
Hardly “cut off”.
Red 458 in the John & Mary’s parking lot on transit in Lancaster/Depew
Might be the dude that owns the place across from Dashes on Main in Clarence.
I felt bad for the dude, I never see it out in rain… saw it parked out on Friday when it poured!!!
Cars driving uneffected by bikes -> not cut off
Cars driving normally after all 10+ bikes were stopped in the 198/Medaille intersection blocking cars in a green light and all decided to rip by on dotted yellow line between cars causing cars to apply brakes = cut off.
I will never feel bad for anyone who owns a Ferrari.
Lowered white speed3 on Cambell and N. forrest around 9, looked good
Guy lives right off Campbell, I do have to admit it looks quite good.
Either way, Grandma is applying the brakes. Damn hoodlums
That’s me! I got the speed 3 and the 240 on the side
Always spotting a really stanced out Old blue/purple golf with Chrome style rims. Lives off of Harlem near John and Marys
:wavey: I live right around the corner from you.
Sweet where? and thanks for the compliments guys!
Nice, I saw the 240 you mentioned also. I was in the silver Mazda 2 going the other way for work.
Ive got a black Speed3. hangouts? haha
My Speed3 thingy went off!
Hollllaaaa!!!
Red Turbo s2k running 8.0 at lancaster on shitty prepped wed night. I was impressed.
Saw this too on North French I believe around the same time. I was outside of Amherst Ale House at the time, looked good!