filling up at a petrol station

Runned off on me too! :D:D Its great fun

ok. ah, but then why should i be bullied into always moving out the way? nope. so i move it somewhere and probably be in the way of someone else.

This year hunny. :wink: (on a good note the pills are working :smiley: )

babys on his/her first diet already! ok well crack open a raw egg and put it in some v 8 carrot juice baby needs the vits ya know lol

How many carrots can you fit in a toaster? :smiley:

Occasionally we all have a slow moment when the traffic lights change. If the nob behind honks then I’ll hit the kill switch, hop off the bike and start scrambling around under the seat / in the top box until they get really wound up :P:P

i’ve had bad experiences with turkish men, and that is all i’m going to say on this subject.

Never happened to me before - maybe it’s the skinhead and the psychotic eye twitch that does it . . . :smiley:

How do you know they were turks, could have been Chechens eh :wink: - did you check their passport?

:smiley: no probs, we can certainly do that, when you’re feeling bored :slight_smile:

or just move the bike forward enough for them to reach the pump then they can wait till your ready that’s what I do instead of causing a back log.

now this is one clever idea…hmm…i’m definitely up for begging for money especially since i don’t earn a lot…hmmm…:smiley: oh, yes! i don’t know when the next opportunity might come up but…i will def have to prepare to sets of wallets :wink:

pardon me, that’s true, next time i’ll ask for their id

I sometimes move the bike if it’s busy and can be moved without causing more problems. Especially if I’ve queued jumped to a free pump that was only reachable via a bike at the time.

If someone was to toot though, I’d leave it where it is and make sure I’ve read every ingredient on the sandwiches before leaving the shop. :smiley:

They’re probably beeping you, Anna, as those drivers have had motorcyclists exercise such courtesy to them in the past so they expect all motorcyclists to do the same, especially if they ride smaller bikes like 125s.I have never experienced this, probably because I ride a 1250 so they think it would be more effort to move.

So just ignore them, or move your bike if you feel inclined/charitable and if you haven’t been beeped.

Or - get yourself a 1250 :cool:Another suggestion would be to get a jacket like this……however you might find yourself in a spot of bother if you find yourself amidst a group of Outlaws :hehe:

Why dont you just pay at the pump … ???

Dont even have to take your helmet off then :wink:

Good. :wink:

I had some idiot horn at me telling me to move my bike because she was in such a rush. Put the disk lock on the bike, took helmet, balaclava off, gloves etc. Spent 10 mins in shop looking at the different oils and the prices. When i got back, I pretended the bike didnt start lol In total delayed her by 25mins.:w00t:

i like your style :wink: :slight_smile: i just can’t quite do this for fear of them trying to do something to my bike whilst i’m out of sightedit hang on a sec, she was still waiting at the same pump?!! now that’s funny!

Ultimately, moving your bike is a courtesy and should be viewed as such. Car drivers should not expect it to happen. I rarely have this problem as the petrol station i fill up most frequently has a card machine at the pump so I never leave the bike. To date no one has beeped me if I have left the bike at the filling station.

Sometimes I forget but I make sure to do this if I’m at service stop and I want to go and use the toilet etc etc… If the only thing I have to do is pay for petrol, I’m usually in too much of a hurry and can’t be bothered…