Tokyo, L.A, Cribbs Causeway: the cruiser scene is alive and well in Bristol
Photos : Norberto Fernández Soriano (norbertoberto.tumblr.com)
Words: Adam Cantwell-Corn
You might think Asda car park, Cribbs Causeway, on a wet night in March is about as dull as it gets. But, add to the scene hundreds of petrolheads, speakers the size of hubcaps, the stench of tyre smoke and the real possibility that the police may show up – and you’ve got a good night out at a car meet. Alongside the boy-racers are cruiser families, teens and a significant number of female car enthusiasts, firmly challenging this subculture’s stereotype of lads in souped up Peugeots. Apart from when people started to run back to their cars because someone shouted ‘police!’ (it turned out to a blue-light prank) the whole night had a feel of just another community getting together; to show off their cars, have a chat, burn some rubber and raise money for the Homes4Veterans, a charity supporting homeless ex-service people.
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If you are raising money for charity why is it you all drive around the top end of the car park where truck drivers are trying to sleep playing loud music right in front of the trucks? I don’t care about what you do but at least have some respect for others.
yesterday one of your “charity drivers asshole drivers” on a white ford fiesta almost killed me when I was crossing the road!!!! well done for the charity and social behavior!!!! 13-01-2021