Motorway Filtering? - Page 3 - SV650.org

11-09-06, 05:13 PM

About undertaking: I always think that, if a vehicle can pass you on the left (without blatantly taking the ****) then you shouldn't be in the lane that you are, you should move left.

But then again, I'm an ex-courier and have been known to set off 50mph speed cameras going through stationary traffic...

Generally, when it comes to motorway filtering it purely depends on which of my three riding styles I'm going for: (Sensible, Having fun, Riding like a ****) but I generally don't think twice about filtering up to 80ish. "Julia" is unfaired, so anything over that's a bit uncomfy over long distances.

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11-09-06, 05:13 PM	#21
Bear Guest Posts: n/a	About undertaking: I always think that, if a vehicle can pass you on the left (without blatantly taking the **) then you shouldn't be in the lane that you are, you should move left. But then again, I'm an ex-courier and have been known to set off 50mph speed cameras going through stationary traffic... Generally, when it comes to motorway filtering it purely depends on which of my three riding styles I'm going for: (Sensible, Having fun, Riding like a **) but I generally don't think twice about filtering up to 80ish. "Julia" is unfaired, so anything over that's a bit uncomfy over long distances.