Only in London does this Happen 29

[@MrTemjin]

Hi everyone! I know, long time no see.... Im so sorry for that, have been so busy with work that barely have the time for any editing! I will hopefully be able to get more content with a smaller interval! For now hope you guys like it! Specially the last little bit :D

MrTemjin it's alive. 😁👍

Cristiano7 Pravi it didn't lag for me and I watched it minutes after it went live. Don't forget that he records that 60fps and if you're watching it at 720p+ that might stutter the video for you.

[@pedrosousa720]

MrTemjin Fodasse ainda à pouco estava a pensar “Fds o gajo já não mete vídeos à algum tempo" e tu puseste este 😂😂😂

[@Arnold.S]

My boy Temjin, nice to see you again mate 👍🏼👌🏼🏍

[@MrTemjin]

Yup not dead yet!

[@jamesgraham6122]

As someone who's held a M/cycle license for 55 years and come off eleven times (so far) I'd recommend that you adopt a slightly more defensive style of driving in traffic, i know these cams with their wide-angle lenses give the impression of a faster speed but it appears that you over-commit yourself a little too often and the odds are against you getting away with it indefinitely.. someone WILL open a car door on you one day that's a certainty, probably a passenger impatient to get to their office a hundred yds down the road. "I'll just jump out here"...

[@allothernamesbutthis]

Amazing how crystal clear your portable camera is, yet when there is a crime the cctv super expensive fixed cameras gave more grain than kellogs!

[@MrTemjin]

The world evolved, but the government cameras didnt.... still the old football sized cameras that can't see anything.

[@cameronmcallister7606]

In all fairness, CCTV cameras have to be always recording, and only have so much space to store a lot of data on, hence, low resolution.

[@BradleyWelshTV]

lol

[@PilotLyons]

What camera is it mate? Love it

[@andrewnorris5415]

UK invested billions in a CCTV network at a time when it cost a lot and resolution was low. foresight would have waited.

[@HalfdeadRider]

Good to see you back mate, had some good news while you were busy. I was lucky enough to finally get my third transplant almost seven weeks ago. No more dialysis for, hopefully a long time, as long as things stay at least as good as they are now. Thought you might like to know. I'm also now selling my bike so should not be long until I'm finally on a big bike 👍

[@MrTemjin]

Im so happy for you! Not the bike part although that is good! But transplant! Its so amazing, I wish you all the best and hope you can enjoy every single moment!

[@HalfdeadRider]

MrTemjin thanks mate, I will try my best 👍😁

[@johnbaker9483]

Glad of the good news..👍👍

[@HalfdeadRider]

John Baker thanks 👍

[@jamesspo]

I drive in London most days and have no animosity towards our 2-wheeled friends. My only comment is that revving the engine as a warning is not always audible in a car. Don’t rely on it - other than for pedestrians or cyclists. Good video. I enjoyed watching your mature and considerate driving.

[@Lupus_01]

Most people with common sense wouldn't rely on it 2bh it is just an added extra in trying to keep safe good to see a sensible comment about it too.

[@fingerhorn4]

Revving your engine is really saying "I am filtering dangerously but feel entitled - let me through or I'll throw a tantrum". EVERY vehicle is entitled space.

[@brianb.1883]

Finally! A rider who just rides without the mirror smashing or situation exacerbating, or phone policing. Kudos and a sub.

[@theosls3820]

London streets are so interesting. I wish I could ride there sometime. Not sure if I would like to live there because London seems kinda chaotic to me, but I can't stop watching RJ's and your videos. I don't know why, but watching filtering through the stuck traffic it's so soothing to me.

[@MrTemjin]

Hi Theo! Glad you like the videos, London is i fact kind of chaotic when it comes to traffic, not the ideal place to ride, but the ideal place to create soothing filtering videos :D

[@bmcgoo6027]

I don't understand what I am looking at here. Is it the motorcyclist filming himself breaking the speed limit, or just being petty?

[@johnbowering1428]

I use to ride bikes when the top wack was about 60mph.these bikes really fly now.nice video love the way you throw your bike around.

[@brianbrown826]

Good to see you breaking so many rules, riding on the wrong side of the road, moving off before green light etc.

[@christow10]

Riding on a bus lane

[@rayruddick323]

christow10 Bus lanes in London are not just for buses - taxis and motorcycles also permitted. 🙂

[@chimmy7785]

Fuck me educate yourself before commenting.

[@colinhutchinson9031]

I've always acknowledged drivers and riders at crossings and I've taught my young boy to do it too.Pay it forward people,because every courtesy helps.

[@craigperkins4653]

Only in London? I drive my bike through Bangkok everyday. This looks like bike heaven.

[@travelgaming5422]

2:05 - When i first did my CBT, my instructor told me the 3 types of drivers you need to watch out for are; 1 - BMW drivers 2 - White van man & 3 - Women on the school run. This video shows 2/3 of them. He said "Dont mean to sound like a misogoynist but they have a car full of kids and there is a lot of distractions" I thought "Fuck that, I've sat behind women doing their makeup and brushing their hair and haven't even noticed the light turning green" Useless

[@andyb4417]

Please don't stereotype me, I drive a white long wheel base van and own a BMW. Good job I'm not a woman :)

[@travelgaming5422]

@@andyb4417 then you're probably a wanker then. Just today I had 2 BMW pull out on me on the roundabout. Give way to the right and one kept going and the other was driving right up my arse.

[@andyb4417]

Must be 2 friends of mine, Big Mean Wankers |:)

[@trevorbest]

When you went to overtake on the dual carriageway I instinctively looked over my shoulder :-D

[@MrTemjin]

You are ready to ride :D

[@krank8385]

good to see a normal bike rider for a change, only thing that worried me was when you said, to fit or not to fit, I was behind a bike who decided he could fit between two Semi Trailers doing about 60 kph, he hit the side of one and went straight under the back wheels that ran over his chest, they both didn't stop because they wouldn't of felt it, he died on the road, between two heavy vehicles is a no no for me.

[@Dave85626]

I don’t even ride bikes.. but that noise at the end makes me want one 🎵🎶🎵🎶

[@davidbarlow350]

Actually ,despite your head shaking,the bus was perfectly within his rights to continue Highway code rule 223 "Give priority to these vehicles when you can do so safely"It is also a much ignored rule that buses have priority when leaving a bus stop.You saw him a good 150 yards away,so had enough time to ease off and let him out. Must admit i wonder what goes through the minds of these idiot pedestrians.Are they really that important that they can't wait a few seconds for the crossing lights to change?`

[@MrTemjin]

WIth the bus, I do believe the HighWay code rule 223 applies when moving off from a bus stop. Not even an emergency vehicle is able to cross an intersection without making sure it is clear. But you are right, I did see him and I did stop for him to get out. Not here to defend pedestrians, but as a pedestrian myself sometimes, traffic lights and crosswalks in London are completely random sometimes ahah

[@ynotnilknarf39]

I wonder what goes through idiotic motorists who think their journey can't wait a few seconds at the cost of safety of vulnerable road users. The lights are not obligatory for pedestrians and they have priority at all times.

[@davidbarlow350]

And you think these morons should risk their lives in heavy traffic to prove what point?I would have thought common sense would dictate the red/green light system might be in place for a reason.Perhaps their super skinny latte couldn't possibly wait a few seconds,and running in front of traffic is really that important.As i said,idiots.

[@ynotnilknarf39]

so you're admitting to not giving a fuck about the law, not wanting to adhere to the HC and don't give a fuck about safety of those who dare to be on foot or indeed bicycle giveb your obvious ignorance of the ASL, all so you can save a few seconds. Thought so basically a selfish dangerous twat.

[@davidbarlow350]

Ah,another self-righteous do-gooder.I suggest you climb down off your high horse and read The Highway Code relating to Pelican crossings.Anyone who is stupid enough to jump out in front of a moving car gets what they deserve. I don't drive on pavements hunting them down,and i don't recall anywhere saying i don't give a fuck about pedestrians.I don't give a fuck for selfish idiots who think it's their God given right to simply walk into the road risking their own lives and possibly others while so self-absorbed that it is they who don't give a fuck. A car/truck /bicycle or motorcycle cannot stop instantly and it's about time these fools realised it.By the way,although i drive a car,i'm also a pedestrian,only i'm not so sanctimonious about it as you are,and i manage to not jump out in front of moving traffic.i think it used to be called common-sense.Alas not,as you've demonstrated.at all common anymore.

[@menmentantan5591]

15 years a go, When I was working for Japanese CCTV camera company, The most rich customer was UK government related company. They always pushing us More Serious, More High resolution, More Compact, etc etc. We could study a lot about CCTV at that time.

[@johna6968]

Riding in London wouldn't be for me.

[@inlinescreamer]

Just keep calm and filter.

[@BSfilter_111]

Couldn't have thought of a better place to for a Rideout... beautiful scenery, smooth twisty roads, no traffic lights and rarely a car insight...

[@MrTemjin]

Couldn't agree more :P This is not exactly my favorite either.

[@MegaFoxey1]

Have you even passed your test ?😂😂😂

[@DMWBN3]

Ah it's the motor cycling man who never brakes the rules!

[@vstrom9586]

You're riding in a congested area, relax take it easy

[@SMU_3L]

She still sounds pretty good, especially in that last clip just before Box Hill ;)

[@MrTemjin]

That road is asking for it :D

[@juliedovey2748]

Just watch those new speed cameras on that stretch & know that plod now sit in their camera van south of Dorking more.

[@nolhrt]

That's exactly how I rode around cities in my time on bikes. In 14 years I never had an accident in traffic. It's on the open road where the drivers try to kill you. These days I often make a gap for bikers and sometimes get a friendly wave for it.

[@jonnythelegs2597]

Chapeau sir, smooth flowy riding and awesome sounding bike. Many likes.

[@Mr_SoulzZ]

You been gone for so long! Happy to see your back! Hope you doing great!

[@MrTemjin]

I know im so sorry :( Too much work, so little time..

[@chestnut1969]

Mate you’d go nuts here in Sydney NSW where multiple buses will pull out from the same side road (with no right of way) and block a major road for 5+ minutes!

[@RemboMicky]

What is the bike you riding and what mods u have done to it??

[@t5jerry]

Your bike chain sounded knackered at the time of filming, also when down changing gear, if you give a tiny blip on your throttle, you won't hear that horrible noise.....

[@lookoutleo]

you show great control of the bike but i just couldnt motorbike in london, i cycle when i'm down visiting family but thats mental to

[@petermoyes8766]

i rode my thruxton velo ,,with exuberance ,while i lived in england ,,19 or so yrs of age ..i am now 70 ,,and live in canada ,,england has some of the best bike riders in the world ..europe is a bikers dream ,,,,,,,,,,

[@papaoscar1]

London isn't and the rest of this crowded island isn't much better.

[@Wombat1916]

peter moyes I was riding a Velocette Venom around London and the Home Counties in the halcyon days of the 1970s. I'm now 67, living in Holland and riding around on either an MZ ETZ301 or a moto Guzzi Florida.

[@mrkirkby2340]

hes using reving as a more effective horn

[@elusive-B]

Hey MrTemjin love your video man, mainly for two reasons... firstly the clarity is excellent (please share the make & model of your camera) and secondly, I've lived in London all of my life and I recognised pretty much everywhere you rode ... I felt like I was there with you. Nice work :)

[@MrTemjin]

Hey Garth!! Glad you like the videos. Camera im using is a GoPro Hero5, they are quite good and you can't really go wrong with GoPro :p

[@ionutalexandru1771]

That sound..

[@BarryMann]

Video quality via my Chromecast ultra and 1gb broadband is the best I have ever seen.

[@MrTemjin]

It was not easy to get that quality as youtube tends to destroy videos, but I tried and it seems to work :D

[@damian-795]

01:05 That taxi just commited a motoring offence under dangerous driving law. Highway code" you may NOT proceed if a person is on the crossing or attempting to use the crossing". With flashing ambers you cant go anyway unless people are well clear!

[@TheMcal9909]

IF everyone followed the highway code in London no one would get anywhere.. You have to drive aggressive in most areas. Like the Bus that pulled out on him. That would be sat there for 20mins before getting a space to pull out.

[@MrTemjin]

To be fair, until you have ridden in London, you dont really understand what a jungle it is. Want to get home? You need to ignore quite a few rules. Even police will close their eyes to 90% of the offences as long is its not dangerous driving or life threatening.

[@TheMcal9909]

Although its a fine line between the two, i think there is a difference between aggressive driving and breaking the law. If you would like to get technical yes rules were broken. But what was done most people will find it acceptable to do.

[@nonenone3898]

The highway code is simply that a set of codes NOT rules. they are suggestions on how to drive. If you break the code and an accident results the highway code breach could be used to demonstrate you were not using best practice when the accident happened.

[@TheMcal9909]

one of a set of explicit or understood regulations or principles governing conduct or procedure within a particular area of activity... Highway code sure sounds like Rules to me.

[@tooyoungtobeold8756]

That last bit was heading to Box Hill - lots of cops on a sunny Sunday round there.

[@edvanandel]

Nice! With the last clip a song came to my mind: “.. Anything you can do, I can do better..”. LOL

[@MrTemjin]

I can do anything better than you!!!!! ahah

[@ArabianRider]

Finally an upload! YEAH BOY!

[@ArabianRider]

awesome video bud, good chuckles

[@macmillandan9207]

What is that small device located on the left side of your handebars? Does that by any means control heated grips?

[@MrTemjin]

Hi mac! ITs the GoPro Remote :p

[@howardclegg1082]

Nice clear camera footage for both front and rear angles. Can you post the details of what you use so that other road users can get the same or similar? (maybe put it in the description?). These days a bit of video evidence can be the difference in an insurance claim, or catching a crime and seeing a scrote locked away. :-) Happy biking.

[@MrTemjin]

Hi there! I use both a GoPro hero 5 and a Hero 4 for my filming needs :D

[@howardclegg1082]

Hi, thanks for the info. I want to use something similar but just for insurance purposes in case I need evidence to support a claim. People are happy to drive off from an accident these days.

[@jamesmcgrath1952]

Guy, all those crazy squiggly lines on the road would drive me nuts.

[@CheersWarren]

Hi been years since I rode like that in the U.K.! I live in USA now and you can't pass cars like that here so I gave up riding. ( also too hot). I guess you're riding quite a nimble little bike , you dropped 2 gears at end and had to over rev to go any faster? Cheer , thanks for the memories, Warren.

[@dee9631]

This was weirdly relaxing to watch lol.

[@leighchapman935]

Nice sounding exhaust. What do you have fitted?

[@MrTemjin]

Its fitted with an SC-Project Gp EVO :D

[@scottgleeson8828]

What is the purpose of the squiggly lane markings I've never seen them here in Australia

[@treeefrogUK]

If you mean what I think you mean, that marks the approach to a pedestrian crossing.

[@ianrobertson5798]

By law you are not allowed to park on any of the lines and if you do there is hefty £120 fine for you.

[@aland1618]

Watching people ride motorcycles on video is scary since I keep expecting car doors to open or people not watching lanes and just move over. What's even scarier is the fact that traffic is on the wrong side of the road.

[@MrTemjin]

AHah I had the same idea as you regarding traffic, and its quite dangerous when I go back to my home country and traffic is normal again. You tend to do stupid stuff

[@jlmarc01]

Better than a paid tour. God Bless England. jUST wished for a narrative of what areas you were at

[@TheAudiostud]

I used to chauffeur around London for the chief executive officer of a Tele communication company in the early 1980's from Colindale into the city new Carmelite street out to Heathrow and back to Colindale then on into Great Queen street then out to Bedfordshire each and everyday how I did it I never know could not do it now

[@jamesb5740]

If things like that only happen in London I will make sure I avoid the place when I visit England!!!

[@zaf9834]

Bet you get a right buzz when you start to accelerate from stationery position.

[@Bobrogers99]

Squeezing between two lanes of traffic strikes me as dangerous, and I wonder how much of it is legal. You can't expect that the cars will be fixated on their mirrors to know that you're there.

[@Mr.Grimsdale]

It's pefectly legal and makes commonsense, it reduces the lines of traffic thus people get to destination quicker.

[@AnotherHerring]

It's all legal. In general, the advice is to keep to within about 10mph of the traffic speed (so 10 mph through stationary traffic, 15-20 if it's just rolling along). There are a few places where he went that I wouldn't (now, did on a pushbike when I was younger and dafter), particularly the one between bus and big truck (nowhere to escape to if one or other starts moving and closing the gap). Also you need to be aware that pedestrians can (equally legally) be crossing the road and therefore be very careful when your sightlines are obstructed.

[@agentpx]

I commend the good quality of your video. London also looks neat. Be careful though :D

[@kamo7293]

Even with heavy fines on mobile usage behind the wheel, people still think they can get away with it

[@MrTemjin]

I dont understand it either, 200 pounds and 3 points stops noone...

[@fwagigleman]

That's a heavy camera, what's it made of? A black hole?

[@MrTemjin]

Careful with those jokes, only non English native will get them :D. Using pounds for weight and pounds for coin is a stupid idea I know. But I still prefer it to using ''stones''. Oh I weight 2 stones.. what the

[@iguanapete3809]

5:48 what is that cute little blue car? I love it.

[@kenolsen1845]

And now for something completely different, feed the squirrels in that engine. They are screaming. 😀

[@cameronnn6582]

What bike do you have? looks and sounds very very nice

[@MrTemjin]

Hi Cameronnn, its a Honda Cb600F Hornet from 2012!

[@nocais]

Hi man. Nice videos. I have got a doubt. Can i replace my 2011 hornet's frontal with the 2012-2013 like your motorbike? Thanks a lot.

[@MrTemjin]

Hi Nocais, although the bikes are basically the same except with a different rear and a different headlight, you might not be able to just swap it.. Mine has a digital dash, yours had a digital speedo but a analog rev counter, not sure how the wiring is..

[@MrB590]

Welcome back , hope u havnt had any trouble with London's bike theft

[@MrTemjin]

Hornet is still intact :p

[@HQA0]

A lot more motorbikes in london, i dont remember the last time i saw one in birmingham

[@someonesomeone1616]

Surely you can feel when to change gear so you don't bounce it off the rev-limiter.

[@MrTemjin]

Sometimes you can, other times you can't.

[@someonesomeone1616]

MrTemjin you serious?

[@BGP369]

Nice camera quality! I know for a fact that what is seen in this video also occurs in Canada and Japan however, so it's not unique to London. Might I suggest doing this in warmer weather? Easier to see.... various :)

[@colgsterr]

That jag in the paper article should have flattened the scrotes moped.

[@karatekoi]

Fair bump give the bus driver a break. A huge bus compared to a nimble bike, sometimes you have to do a cheeky pull out in traffic.

[@barrycaldwell5461]

unusual seeing london roads so quiet

[@Jackanackanorie]

Nice! What bike is it and the exhaust? Thanks

[@MrTemjin]

Hi there! Its a Honda Cb600F Hornet from 2012 with a SC-Project GP EVO exhaust :D (there is a video on my channel about her)

[@BeukendaalMason]

When the police only solve 5% of the moped crimes and dont factor in the unsolved crimes... yhen the rate is really low. But hey, arresting people for insulting others online is the REAL crime... and not having your wanking license.

[@finjay21fj]

Going through the pedestrians, the ppl there, aww that was a squeeze :-y

[@jamesbh101]

I don't know what it is but London roads scare the shit out of me....

[@fredjansen2659]

lesson 1, use the middel of your lane, driving on one side invites idiot driver to uses your lane

[@jules7321]

What camera you using?

[@MrTemjin]

Hey Julian! I always use GoPros to film my riding, normally a Hero 5 and sometimes a Hero 4.

[@kubinka879]

How many times did he cros zig zag lines at crossings!

[@You-Toober]

@ 9:20 - Biker: "Oh i don't have time for that shit."

[@youareslick]

At the traffic lights, does that little sign with the bicycle mean cyclists only, not including motorcyclists?

[@MrTemjin]

Can you time stamp it? I cant find it

[@youareslick]

2:29

[@AnotherHerring]

@@youareslick It marks the box for an advanced stop line for cyclists. The OP has partially crossed the vehicle stop line (which is legal if the lights change to red while you are waiting there, not otherwise, but he's only a bit over and causing no problems; a cyclist could still filter in up beside him and indeed in front of him ).

[@youareslick]

@@AnotherHerring I don't think he has partially crossed the line, he has wholly crossed it. The lights didn't change after he crossed it, and its not the point that a cyclist could fit alongside him, he shouldn't be there.

[@seanr1081]

Nice to see my old stomping grounds of Fulham and Putney there

[@strangelysane7387]

You were lucky that copper didn't pinch you for sitting in the cycle box at the lights - if memory serves that's a £100 fine and three points.

[@MrTemjin]

It will always depend, you can sit in the cycle box if you can't stop in time. Other than that, you might be right, but to be honest its the safest place to be.

[@GRequinBlanc]

I enjoyed that. Thanks

[@szs9479]

Hi. Great Vid like always. Can you tell me where is that road at 9:34?

[@MrTemjin]

That road is 5 minutes away from boxhill.

[@AnotherHerring]

A24 Dorking bypass I think

[@assortedpov]

What's that left hand control you kept fiddling with? Just curious.

[@caspar4121]

Insouciance Incarnate That's the remote for the camera.

[@MrTemjin]

Exactly that :D

[@MrJonnyp107]

I dont miss working in town at all

[@jeffreyfearn5662]

You say you rev as a warning, but to car drivers it sounds more like a threat that they should move out of your way.... especially as you're riding between the lanes, to get pass the traffic. I see you also overtake on the zig zag of a crossing but it is not allowed in the highway code.

[@tooyoungtobeold8756]

That last bit, the road to Box Hill, the police love to hide on their bikes and camera vans around there on a sunny Sunday.

[@glenwhyte2555]

That stretch at box hill now has average speed cameras up !

[@hugejobbie]

Wonder how many bikers get killed squeeze in and out of lanes cos they can't take there turn on the road like everyone else

[@MrTemjin]

Probably a lot less than the ones rear ended by phone using or simply distracted car drivers.

[@patrickrutter4762]

that's why they get knocked off there bikes in and out of traffic. if they stuck to the highway code you are not allowed to undertake .!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nolhrt]

Hardly any. It's exactly why bikes are better in traffic. It just irritates car drivers imprisoned in their cars.

[@patiencelarson4128]

Huge Jobbie Someone on their bike filtering is one person that is not in the lane in front of you wasting your time, be grateful, try to find the positive in every situation ;)

[@andrewnorris5415]

"Bikers can legally filter between lanes in the UK, cars cannot. They do not have to take their turn." There's talk of cyclists being allowed to sensibly run red lights here as they can in some other countries. Makes sense to me - all vehicles are not the same.

[@PilotLyons]

Is that a street fightered blade?

[@MrTemjin]

Its a stock bike, its a Honda CB600F Hornet from 2012!

[@jag336]

Only in London does what happen? I waited but nothing happened, a guy on a bike , commuting.........next,

[@powelld123]

No damn way I would have taken the gap between the lorry!

[@MrTemjin]

While at a stand still I dont usually have a problem doing it, but I would never doing while moving.

[@Boxbeat666]

Bikers need to learn they dont have a road cage . It's that simple

[@papatruss]

This is just you riding around London. Nothing really out of the ordinary for any city. Why is it called "only in London"? Nice to see London again though, moved out in 2003. Now live in Bristol.

[@lairdjohn]

Excellent riding.

[@tonywills8296]

fantastic bit of driving there ,you stay safe

[@jackrodgersjr]

Is riding between autos legal there. In Florida and other states in US it is not because it is so dangerous. There is a blind spot where a semi truck can be hidden, something my father explained to me when I was first learning to drive. The next day I found that he was right. A motorcycle would be invisible in the blind spot.

[@MrTemjin]

Lane filtering is legal in the uk.

[@jackrodgersjr]

MrTemjin Thanks. Love the name, Lane Filtering. Those wavy lines make me dizzy... Now, let’s consider blind spots. When I was first driving my father explained clearly about the blind spot in the passenger side window and how I should turn my head to check what’s there. The next day, just before I moved over into the right lane I did just that and darned if there wasn’t a semi-truck and trailer riding in it. He was right. OK, if a semi-trailer truck can be hidden in the blind spot, a bike or motorcycle has no chance of being seen and so this riding is extremely dangerous as seen in the video. Governments should outlaw it all together and the two wheeler should follow the vehicle ahead just as a car would not just for the safety of the rider but for the future peace of mind of the driver who might kill a rider. These riders are out of control, dangerous and obviously feel they are above the law and need not wait nor be safe. The common thread in these types of posts are that the bicyclist is god and the drivers are idiots but the videos invariably show the riders to be suicidal and incompetent.

[@Fluffbutt]

Some of those lane gaps I might need bigger balls to do - like the bus and semi trailer one... but i guess it's better when you're actually doing it as opposed to watching it, better view of the gap distances.. Either that or you're dragging some big ole brass ones around!

[@MrTemjin]

It looks worse than it actually is, believe me there are some gaps where I stop for a few seconds and calculate if I can go through or if traffic will start moving before I manage to squeeze in, most of the times I will never risk it.

[@Wombat1916]

Jack Rodgers When I lived and worked in London years ago now, I only had one mishap while filtering. I was stationary at the time and a coach moved across in the lane I had been filtering in. The back of the coach swung across and I ended up on the bonnet of the car next to me! The coach drove off. Someone else saw this, chased after the coach and forced it to halt then gave the driver a good telling off! During the last few years before emigrating I rode an MZ TS250/1 that I had adapted for city riding. It had very narrow handlebars and the mirror was positioned so I could see behind me over my shoulder. A TLS front brake from a Honda was fitted and the electrics up graded to 12V. One day the trains, buses and Underground were all out on strike and the roads were near gridlocked. That day my 23 mile ride took about 10-15 minutes longer than usual to get to Whitehall. Only one other of my colleagues got in that day!

[@bluedevilmugbiker537]

Cracking content as always :)

[@PaulSmith-bo8by]

In all fairness at 2.12 he was moving away from the bus drifting into his lane...

[@MrTemjin]

You drift, I drift, everybody drifts - Oprah

[@jimjohns9051]

Great quality, lovely intro. And I know you didn’t ask for feedback and I haven’t edited or made a vid like these before. I have one tiny criticism, it’s the font used at the start of each clip. It’s just a little too hard to read fast as it isn’t very clear. It’s just a font issue. The size is perfect. Maybe it’s just me. But I find it hard to read it quickly. I watch a lot of bike blogs and yours is the only one I have found the little titles hard to read. Anyway, keep up the good work. I like all your uploads.

[@MrTemjin]

Note taken, I chose it because it was quite different from everyone else. Maybe I have to have a look at other fonts :D

[@biddledebong7817]

Get an eye test booked. I'm watching it on an iPhone 4 and they are clear as hell. Plus I'm 42 and been welding for 25 years.

[@stevejpm1]

this video should be called,how to square your Tyre off..

[@MrTemjin]

City doesnt square tyres off, motorway does :D

[@markporter2642]

I'd love to ride around London but do not understand the rules of the road there. I would get squashed.

[@MrTemjin]

Its a bit of a mess to be fair..

[@departacus.departacus.1671]

Driving at 20/30 was we?

[@pjandthecraxfords1559]

Ah yes, the g-wiz. Absolute unit.