Mud-club
Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: the loon on November 02, 2005, 00:04:36
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another slagging off for 4x4
and there killing a range rover classic
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missed it, is that the one when they roll it :(
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Didn't see it, but I'd guess so
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Yup, they rolled it.
:x
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Yeah, like you'd ever snatch the steering like that!
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thats the one.
was on a few weeks back but didnt get chance to post info
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rolled it !!!
YOu guys really have to Invest in to the JAp MArket ;)
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rolled it !!!
YOu guys really have to Invest in to the JAp MArket ;)
Sorry, not quite sure what you're saying ... do you mean we should buy Japanese cars because they can't be rolled? :?
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I was sitting in some transport yesterday considering the nature of safe vs dangerous and green vs black.
There were a total of five people in this transport, none of whom had seatbelts on. Not even the driver. In fact, they weren't even fitted.
There is no way it would have survived a moose test and remained on all four wheels.
It was perhaps the most inefficient, un-environmentally friendly way of transporting those five people.
Pedestrian-strike friendly? They just go straight under the wheels, as sadly a couple of kids did here not too many days ago.
Congestion causing? Repeatedly stopping and blocking up a major city road.
Yup - a double decker bus. And they outnumber 4x4s round here by miles.
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There is no way it would have survived a moose test and remained on all four wheels.
Yup - a double decker bus.
They are test-tilted as part of their certification, the top deck is loaded to represent a full complement (with no downstairs passengers)
http://www.artc.org.tw/english/service_main_3.asp
http://www.hullwebs.co.uk/content/l-20c/industry/khct/images/AEC%20285.jpg
Admittedly this is a static test, but then so is (I believe) Land Rovers maximum lateral angle??
I'll see if I can get some better pics, as the father-in-law is a Safety/mechanical inspector for Arriva buses in West Yorkshire
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I was sitting in some transport yesterday considering the nature of safe vs dangerous and green vs black.
There were a total of five people in this transport, none of whom had seatbelts on. Not even the driver. In fact, they weren't even fitted.
There is no way it would have survived a moose test and remained on all four wheels.
It was perhaps the most inefficient, un-environmentally friendly way of transporting those five people.
Pedestrian-strike friendly? They just go straight under the wheels, as sadly a couple of kids did here not too many days ago.
Congestion causing? Repeatedly stopping and blocking up a major city road.
Yup - a double decker bus. And they outnumber 4x4s round here by miles.
tut tut,bet that was hard going for you pete,why you not playing this wknd??
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This weekend - long story - entry too late - cant be bothered marshalling - probably going to Glentarkie to play in the mud instead - trying to save cash for a snorkel/chopping 12 inches off the back of the disco...
I'm expecting to see your name in the top 5 though! I have my spies out...
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There is going ti be a Revolution....lol
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This weekend - long story - entry too late - cant be bothered marshalling - probably going to Glentarkie to play in the mud instead - trying to save cash for a snorkel/chopping 12 inches off the back of the disco...
I'm expecting to see your name in the top 5 though! I have my spies out...
is first SLROC ok??
was winning till a wee muckup that swaed it in the TA's favour