A
Adrian
Guest
Clanger ([email protected]) gurgled happily, sounding much
like they were saying :
>> Neil/OP - you are aware that 4wd makes no difference at all to
>> emergency braking, aren't you? Which - unless you're driving like a
>> complete muppet - is the only time you are likely to get near losing
>> grip. Please - don't ever believe marketing people. They lie. You know
>> this.
> Adrian, Just out of interest, which or what model Suzuki(s) have you
> owned
None. But I do keep meaning to do my bike licence and possibly get an SV.
Sorry - how's that relevant to the point I made?
4wd does NOT assist in any way in braking. "Soft-roaders" like the GV are by
their very nature compromises between on-road ability and off-road ability -
and we all know how good they aren't off-road.
As I said - if you're getting near the limits of the grip you have
available, in "crappy weather", then you are driving like a complete muppet.
like they were saying :
>> Neil/OP - you are aware that 4wd makes no difference at all to
>> emergency braking, aren't you? Which - unless you're driving like a
>> complete muppet - is the only time you are likely to get near losing
>> grip. Please - don't ever believe marketing people. They lie. You know
>> this.
> Adrian, Just out of interest, which or what model Suzuki(s) have you
> owned
None. But I do keep meaning to do my bike licence and possibly get an SV.
Sorry - how's that relevant to the point I made?
4wd does NOT assist in any way in braking. "Soft-roaders" like the GV are by
their very nature compromises between on-road ability and off-road ability -
and we all know how good they aren't off-road.
As I said - if you're getting near the limits of the grip you have
available, in "crappy weather", then you are driving like a complete muppet.