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Old 20-04-06, 06:22 PM   #21
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Aaaaaaaarrrrrggggghhhhh your lovely* shiney bike

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TBH I would much rather this didn't happen. Insurance sucks.
True, but at least the guilty party has put their hand up, and you're not left wondering who did it and paying every last hurtful penny yourself.

*Well...H*nda, but the chain adjusters are nicely free.
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Old 20-04-06, 06:29 PM   #22
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*Well...H*nda, but the chain adjusters are nicely free.
For which I am eternally gratefull

Just priced all the damage up. £466 + VAT not including the left and right fairing panels. Not sure how much they are. I think I will need new fairing brackets as well. They look bent. Can't imagine they are more than a tenner each side. Guessing I won't get too much change out of £400 for two fairing panels. So nigh on a grand inc VAT I reckon.

Oh well.
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Old 20-04-06, 07:22 PM   #23
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Kin'ell mate - what a ****er.

Anyone got a pair of bent Gilles rearsets to lend Scoobs until after the insurance assesor has been
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Old 20-04-06, 08:56 PM   #24
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I'd say bummer, but as this is a U rated site, I'll say bottomer instead.
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Old 20-04-06, 09:10 PM   #25
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If its any consolation, at least youre not hurt - better this than being taken out on it imho. And at least she stopped and came in and didnt try to drive away. [someone I know is in hospital again having had another accident so Im writing this with that in mind atm ]

Gutted for you but bikes fix, especially when the other person has insurance.
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Old 20-04-06, 09:14 PM   #26
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You sure it didn't fall over into a "Scoobs' normal park it position" ??


Sorry mate, that wash harsh. I feel for you, but at least yours hasn't been written off....

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Old 20-04-06, 09:21 PM   #27
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sorry to hear
same as everyone

what a rough deal...


so you had minute scratches before-

reminds me- I had a pet newt once... I called him TINY ....why tiny-- cos hes
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well i thought it was funny and might give Steve a larrrrf..
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Old 20-04-06, 09:28 PM   #28
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bad luck bro, sh** when this happens. go neanderthal on her (joking of course)

few yrs ago had a chap reverse into my bike (1200 bandit) whilst i was in a chippy and bike was parked in a layby with plenty of room in front. tit knocked it over and went through similar procedure.
was really lucky though as he actually came into shop looking for me, didn't just razz off
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Old 20-04-06, 10:12 PM   #29
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Jeez bummer Scoobs - I liked your bike from the bits I saw of it accelerating away from me sounds like all fixable though and at least not out of your wallet. am paranoid about similar happening to mine (luvverly shiny and new) and by sounds of everyones stories it;s only a matter of time before some eejit bumps you. or i could do what a mate has done and taken it off the paddock stand with the side stand up...
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Old 21-04-06, 07:45 AM   #30
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Bummer mate!

Same happened to me a few weeks back.

You have my full sympathy.

Hopefully it will work out a bit cheaper than you say, (but it meant I had to cancel my holiday!!)
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