I use a combination of intuition, waze & a radar detector when i drive. You cant rely on your intuition 100% of the time & vice versa for a radar dectector
@@upperleftnorthwest4278 I suppose I agree....I tried Waze too but I had a hard time with it distracting me while I was driving....this was years ago I'm sure it's better now. I think a lot of it depends on what state you live in to because some cops don't leave their radar on and some do. All that aside I'm jealous of your Miata I had a na years ago and I'm gunning to getting me a brand new one soon. I can't wait to have a ND2 I even dream at night about driving one. Hopefully in the next few weeks I'll have my own. I love riding back roads and that's where the Miata is perfect the new ones are beautiful and I'm so excited. Have a good one bro
@@upperleftnorthwest4278 also your name implies you're in the pnw? I live in Washington state if you live here you probably know about cool car meets huh? Je
@@onewheelisbetterthan2 yeah im out in Oregon. dont really go to meets but occasionally ill go out to portland C&C when the weather is nice. I think you will enjoy the miata. I only had this for about 6 months as a second vehicle & although it was fun, just didnt fit my lifestyle at this time. Even with the hardtop RF it’s miserable to drive in the rain in the PNW & you have to drive defensively like a motorcycle
@@upperleftnorthwest4278 I feel that I rode a motorcycle for years as my only transportation in Washington state it would be my primary vehicle minus my motorcycle and I think it would be perfect....I'ma pretty simple person and I understand practically. I don't mind getting wet when I'm riding around it's all about the experience for me thanks though
What good is having a radar detector now days? Ive had them in the past and ive always felt my intuition keeps me out of trouble more than that beeper
I use a combination of intuition, waze & a radar detector when i drive. You cant rely on your intuition 100% of the time & vice versa for a radar dectector
@@upperleftnorthwest4278 I suppose I agree....I tried Waze too but I had a hard time with it distracting me while I was driving....this was years ago I'm sure it's better now. I think a lot of it depends on what state you live in to because some cops don't leave their radar on and some do. All that aside I'm jealous of your Miata I had a na years ago and I'm gunning to getting me a brand new one soon. I can't wait to have a ND2 I even dream at night about driving one. Hopefully in the next few weeks I'll have my own. I love riding back roads and that's where the Miata is perfect the new ones are beautiful and I'm so excited. Have a good one bro
@@upperleftnorthwest4278 also your name implies you're in the pnw? I live in Washington state if you live here you probably know about cool car meets huh? Je
@@onewheelisbetterthan2 yeah im out in Oregon. dont really go to meets but occasionally ill go out to portland C&C when the weather is nice.
I think you will enjoy the miata. I only had this for about 6 months as a second vehicle & although it was fun, just didnt fit my lifestyle at this time. Even with the hardtop RF it’s miserable to drive in the rain in the PNW & you have to drive defensively like a motorcycle
@@upperleftnorthwest4278 I feel that I rode a motorcycle for years as my only transportation in Washington state it would be my primary vehicle minus my motorcycle and I think it would be perfect....I'ma pretty simple person and I understand practically. I don't mind getting wet when I'm riding around it's all about the experience for me thanks though