Night time, top down?
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Night time, top down?
Anyone else do this?
Driving around this evening whilst taking the very long route to Tesco's I was attracting alot of attention for some reason, I had Linkin Park and Nickleback blaring out and had the top down (very Essex like) but it was not going to rain and I felt like a bit of a change.
Probably doesn't happen alot in England I suppose. Anyone else try / do this?
I have probably been labelled the MC Honda trouble maker.
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Driving around this evening whilst taking the very long route to Tesco's I was attracting alot of attention for some reason, I had Linkin Park and Nickleback blaring out and had the top down (very Essex like) but it was not going to rain and I felt like a bit of a change.
Probably doesn't happen alot in England I suppose. Anyone else try / do this?
I have probably been labelled the MC Honda trouble maker.
Often.
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I love driving top-down at high speed on a nice warm night. You have to have the side windows up though or you can end up with bugs in your face. I got a hornet down inside the front of my T-shirt on Sunday
Sometimes though, cruising slowly is good, enjoying the ambience and being at one with the natural world around me. BUT never with music blaring into the atmosphere (even when I get my new amp fitted next Thursday )
Sometimes though, cruising slowly is good, enjoying the ambience and being at one with the natural world around me. BUT never with music blaring into the atmosphere (even when I get my new amp fitted next Thursday )
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Have you tried it in the rain I was on a bit of a flyer, just passed a couple of cars and suddenly straight in to a bit of a down pour. The road was quite twisty and no real safe place to pull over so I thought I'll live with it until I reach Kirton Lindsey (next village) When I suddenly realised although I had the wipers on I wasn't getting wet, a quick glance at the passenger seat told me it was obviously just blowing straight over the car. I met a couple of cars, you can imagine what they must have been thinking By the time I'd got to Kirton it had stopped.
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Originally posted by A_Wooly
Have you tried it in the rain
Wooly
Have you tried it in the rain
Wooly
On the way up the motorway it started raining, even though I am tall was not getting wet at all, and it was superb looking at all the other drivers faces as I went past them they all thought I was a bit loopy
Anthony