The Dark Wob

Probably divide opinion but I like it so ner.

Made this today

Pa's de panique cest normal

I followed a Dyane yesterday in the same blue. They weren't hanging about and the cornering round the roundabout to join the M5 was pretty much on the door handles. I would never have one again but they are quite fun to drive for a little while.

I remember the first (and so far only) time I rode in one being alarmed at the roll so I identify with the sentiment. My AMC has no anti-roll (sway bars if you're American) and it took a bit of getting used to. It makes me wonder if there's any real advantage to the flat cornering of modern cars beyond not spilling your coffee - of course there has to be some advantage to not transferring the weight I suppose but I do think anti roll and anti dive (unless done via active electronics) robs the suspension of ride comfort.

On the other hand I have fuck all idea what I am on about so am probably wrong.

SV2 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 16, 2023 10:20 pm Probably divide opinion but I like it so ner.

Made this today

grrr! (Not on the same level as biscuit tin headlamp adornments, but on the way there)

My beef isn't with the sticker, nor message...it would of raised a grin if it were in Welsh.

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Many apologies, Monsieur Honda.

SV2 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 16, 2023 10:20 pm Probably divide opinion but I like it so ner.

Made this today

It made me smile. If I had a 2CV I’d want one too.

I've had a couple of 2CVs. cheap as chips versions and they all lean over like they 'MUST' fall over soon, but never do. Amazing grip from those skinny Michelins!

xtriple wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2023 5:43 pm Amazing grip from those skinny Michelins!

And what's wrong with Nankangs, Radars or Wandas (Great Bunch of Lads)?

My school boy French says ne panique pas would be the correct phrase?

Although this could really turn into a Romanes eunt domus sketch....