Dont know what its like elsewhere in the world but here in Britain with its over crowding etc everyone is scrambling to make what bits of the countryside there is, theres and us on the bikes are slowly being squeezed into smaller and smaller places to ride. Basically as were on motorbikes out on the trails were not liked to much by the green brigade militant walker types. Anyway, on sunday a few of us were out around Norfolk doing some of the trails on our bikes when this happens..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg9LO-fvf7o We'd seen them ahead so instead of spooking the horses we decided to stop. Just aswell really. It has a good side to it as its made for good relations between us and the horsey types. http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=356279 There you go, good example of helping each other out. I like horses anyway so would have hated to see it hurt. Good thing Tony left the camera running and Kev was holding my bike This was the rest of the day. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y98qunpto24 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhhdCG8KbQc
Good work fella.. just read the horsey forum too... might have to come over for a ride with you guys one day but might be a bit far? andy colchester essex
Yep...we do the same in WA state. We always turn our engines off when we come up on horses. The reception in that horse forum was amazing! Good job capturing it.
Well done. Giving consideration results in consideration given back. It goes a long way toward bridging the gap.
Great job guys My wife has a horse and the owner of the stable where she keeps it doesn't really care for bikes that much. I'll have to show this to him. It does not matter if a hundred motorcyclist are courteous to horseman it only take one or two to screw it up for us all. And that's who they remember...the bad ones.
