Motor Bike Courier Ride in London

No one should ride like this or attempt to copy!
Your going to just have to trust me after 1000miles a week for 5 years at faster speeds than I dare do on this day with a large camera on my shoulder you are unimaginably good and trust no car. Even a few days off work would show in your riding and require slowing down to compensate. Your reaction times get less and les until you no longer react and become completely predictive. At any one time predicting 5 things each vehicle could physically do without warning no matter how illegal or unlikely and making sure the physics of your relative speed and distance make no more than glancing blows possible. If your quite close to a vehicle and he swerves into you the impact is quite low and if you swerve equally you will simply stay upright be shoved hard across the road.. If you over take whilst vehicles are coming the other way the one thing you can guarantee is that the vehicle your over taking will not turn right or u turn.. Some times with a huge amount of experience what looks dangerous is in fact not at all. this trip was done at least 3- 5 times a day for many years and the total mileage added up to be about the equivalent to 25years for the average rider miles at the end of this my no claims bonus was still intact.
It all occered back in 1994 and happy to say I am now reformed car driver that always looks out for bikes! If you a biker my frirst and key advice is not to try to ride like this. Secondly we bikers are the first to complain if a car driver makes a move without looking or indicating unyet often we are the worse culprits. Don't think because your on a bike no other bike will ever overtake and always look and indicate when overtaking or filtering past traffic. If nothing else you will have a easyer insurance claim if your indicating correctly when a dick head turns right without looking!
I no longer ride bikes but wish all bikers luck and safe ride!
ps look in my right mirror when hard accelerating you can see huge camera on a shoulder mount.