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So leaving exeter this afternoon, on the lights on the A30 from the M5 after being cut up by an estate.

Ligfhts go green, then a 4 wheel drive comes flying up from the city centre thenlingers in the outside lane. I'm in Second gear decide to flip it up, and undertake on the back wheel, Naughty I know. Then I see the blue lights in the grill start flashing

OH SHIT

it pulls up next to me with 4 coppers inside. I'm thinking this is it, undertaking, wheelie, noisy exhaust, black visor, small number plate, speeding, hell why not chuck in riding without die care and attention.

So with a bowed head I look across, he merely does the sign for 'calm down' then speeds off, and with the led message thing on the back writes 'THANK YOU'

No, thank you, had a very difficult few days and only went out to get away from it all.

So kids, if you're going to be silly, dont do it next to a car full of coppers

HOW lucky are you??????

Hope the week gets better for you, tho reading that I'd say you've used up all your luck for this week at least!

Bloody young hooligans!

Love it, how you got away with it is beyond me haha.

must be shift changeover or something.

I think lucky is an understatement. There really is something quite satisfying about overtaking on the back wheel though

Bladerunner wrote:I think lucky is an understatement. There really is something quite satisfying about overtaking on the back wheel though

Quite agree, BUT only off road somewhere like a race track!!!!
The public road is just a tad to dangerous a place for playing

if it was loaded with four of 'em, i'd guess they were on a training session, therefore not properly equipped to charge you .......

either way, you're still a very lucky chappy

Can you do my lottery numbers this weekend please?

bet the other three had hot coffees and donuts in their hands and didnt want scrotal scalds again, so told the driver not to chase you

That will be a driver training car probably doing an advanced driving course. They tend to leave you in peace as their day is pretty full anyway with limited time for driving.