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14-03-07, 05:14 PM

I think the right thing to do would have been to try and tell them. But thats easy for me to say in hindsight. If I were there in your position thinking the same thoughts as you, 'should I pull alongside' etc chances are that I would have left it too. Sometimes you know the right thing to do but it's not always that easy to do it, doesn't make you a bad person IMO. Had you both stopped at a junction or caught in traffic I'm sure you would have told them.

Don't feel bad about it some people wouldn't have even considered trying to help and they say its the thought that counts!

14-03-07, 05:14 PM	#9
Fearg Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Was I right? (not offering 'advice' to an unknown rider) I think the right thing to do would have been to try and tell them. But thats easy for me to say in hindsight. If I were there in your position thinking the same thoughts as you, 'should I pull alongside' etc chances are that I would have left it too. Sometimes you know the right thing to do but it's not always that easy to do it, doesn't make you a bad person IMO. Had you both stopped at a junction or caught in traffic I'm sure you would have told them. Don't feel bad about it some people wouldn't have even considered trying to help and they say its the thought that counts!