Re: Bike knocked over by wind - insurance cover?
 

No CCTV footage available as the area is just out of shot. Also she had moved her car from anywhere near my bike. My bike was on the floor and I fail to see how it even hit her car as it fell away from whatever car was parked near it, not towards it. I have told her to provide proof that my bike damaged her car and until she can do this I will not even entertain the idea.

She is fit. Very, very fit unfortunately.

I would, even after this*. ;)




*Then tell her she was ****.

Re: Bike knocked over by wind - insurance cover?
 

I think you should, as a gesture of goodwill, offer to take her out for a meal and a few drinks.

You can always leave a few quid on the pillow the next morning (in shrapnel obviously).

Re: Bike knocked over by wind - insurance cover?
 

EFA...

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I would, only I think my wife would get upset.

Besides, she is not as hot as my wife. If you're going to fool around at least do it with someone hotter than your current gf or wife.

Me, shallow? :D

Re: Bike knocked over by wind - insurance cover?
 

Feet firmly planted on the ground there imho ;)

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ok get a 360 view of her car before "your bike hit it" if you can get a copy of the footage post it here so i can run it through a shadow and image checker if theres even the slightlist dent pre-accident if there is i recommend sueing her for damages to your bike!

if you can prove that the wind speed isnt enough to knock an sv off the stand, it implies she took it off the stand.

Re: Bike knocked over by wind - insurance cover?
 

it'd be hard to do but I would check for signs of it being an old accident on her car - get her done for fraud

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Sounds like someone's been watching a bit too much CSI Miami

:smt043

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btw dan arnt these forums public?? lol becarefull can see a slap approaching lol

Re: Bike knocked over by wind - insurance cover?
 

looking at shadows is easy you need to be able to zoom at look pixels not the picture, good editing software is all you need, how they do it on CSI is beyond currently technology :P