What car do bikers generally drive?

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Do you drive a fast car or sensible car?

Sensible economical car
21
66%
Fast hot hatch, sports car or similar
11
34%
 
Total votes: 32

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Civic Type R, with Spoon exhaust, spoon lowered and rota wheels.
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Post by billinom8s »

an old, old, old corolla, 1.6. its an old mans car for sitting in traffic, goes ok, keeps me dry. what more is a car supposed to do ?
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Post by Ricky_t »

The reason for the survey which is slightly biased was to answer are bikers people who:

1) Enjoy going quickly from a to b by any means. These people use their cars as daily drivers but they are sporty or modified to go quickly and drive enthusiastically.

2) Enjoy the thrills of riding a bike and hence not too concerned about there cars. These people use there cars to get from a to b without leathers.

I used to be in the 1st catergory until my car crash then I drive a boring car sensibly but ride by bike more briskly.

From the poll it seems clear that a lot of people are more interested in biking (since it is clearly better) than driving.
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Post by Dave »

boo has peugeot 206 diesel.

but I only tend to use it when something is too big to fit in my racksack.
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Post by Boo »

Dave wrote:boo has peugeot 206 diesel.

but I only tend to use it when something is too big to fit in my racksack.
Or when he's crashed his bike! :lol: :lol:
I took an IQ test and i'm pleased to say it came back negative :lol: :lol:
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Post by Dave »

Boo wrote:
Dave wrote:boo has peugeot 206 diesel.

but I only tend to use it when something is too big to fit in my racksack.
Or when he's crashed his bike! :lol: :lol:
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I have no car! Bikes rule too much and i don't have a car licence...ummm you sound like you might be studying economics or social psychology at uni ricky :LOL:
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Post by Rab »

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a car is just a car, if i want to go fast i use the bike
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Post by J_K »

MY99 320bhp Impreza Turbo.
It kicks arse in the twisties. More fun than the bike when it's damp lol.

But I'm gonna sell it soon and get a 530d beemer. The business can pay for all my diesel then :)

Also got a Fiat Ducato van which is oh so handy for track days!
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Post by Ricky_t »

Funky wrote:I have no car! Bikes rule too much and i don't have a car licence...ummm you sound like you might be studying economics or social psychology at uni ricky :LOL:
No car license! What happens when you want to move/carry something too big for a bus/train/bike?

This poll was just out of curiosity (but yes i am studying economics.)
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Post by Jonny »

I'm the same as Funky. I dont have a car liscence, nor do any of my 4 good biker mates.

We use our women for shelterd transportation. ;)
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Post by Little Loris »

I have a Ford Focus 1.9 TDi and drive it like a right pussy. Speed limits all the way for me.
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Post by Tom »

F*cked Ford Transit.
Because I dont want to spend to much on a 4 wheeled vehicle, but the insurance is a killer, 4 times what it is for my ZX636!!!

I do hammer it though, sideways (empty and rear wheel drive) and redline every gear, and I use it for work as I wouldnt dare park my bike where my office is!!!!!
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Post by DynaMight »

No car but if I did it would be cheap to buy, cheap to run and good on fuel. don't see the point in a fast shopping trolley.
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