"Paul - [censored]" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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A bit like top-posters ...
I wasn't professing to know anything, just making an observation on the curious logic of buying bicycle components from someone who encourages vehicle speeding.
Of course, only motor vehicles can speed.
I assume that you didn't write 'vehicle' when you meant to write 'motor vehicle', as that would be condemning yourself into a transport ghetto. -- Ambrose
"John B" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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David Martin said:
ian henden said:
At which point the assistant would be Wrong. GPS Speed "detectors" are NOT illegal to sell, own , fit, or use. Perhaps a piece of A4 paper laying on the passenger seat, with a list of speed camera locations printed on it, should also be illegal???
And lock up the local paper as well for printing a list of speed camera locations, and the TCSP for placing the advert..
Personally I'd be a lot happier if these devices were set to remind you when you were above the speed limit irrespective of the positions of cameras.
One would think that a continually updated display just a foot or so in front of every drivers' eyes, coupled with big bold numbers along the roadside might do the trick.
But for some reason it doesn't :-(
John B
The motorists insist that a number on a stick has nothing to do with the actual safe speed for that stretch of road, so they insist that it is safer to ignore it and use their own judgement rather than be distracted from what's going on by being forced to go at a fixed limit (having to keep checking their speedo). See uk.transport for many discussions of this. What they fail to appreciate is that speed limits are not set purely for their benefit.
"Ambrose Nankivell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Rod King said:
"Paul - [censored]" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
A bit like top-posters ...
I wasn't professing to know anything, just making an observation on the curious logic of buying bicycle components from someone who encourages vehicle speeding.
Of course, only motor vehicles can speed.
I assume that you didn't write 'vehicle' when you meant to write 'motor vehicle', as that would be condemning yourself into a transport ghetto. --
Ambrose
No, I meant to write 'vehicle' and assumed that this newsgroup would be attuned to what I was suggesting. Within the context of a discussion about Halfords selling GPS and radar detectors to people with a 12 v power supply then we can assume that the vehicles in question did in fact have a motor of some sort.
By the way, exactly what do you mean by "condemning yourself into a transport ghetto"? I'm afraid that is a little lost on me.