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firebike
14-07-2006, 08:38 AM
just been cliped off my bike by a car who cant wait till i pass i had right off way at light it makes me so mad all it takes is to wait 2 min but can they NO good job i have a spare back wheel f**ken wa***rs
Much damage to you or your ride?.
firebike
14-07-2006, 10:19 AM
Much damage to you or your ride?.
no just the back wheel and a brused arm
Shifty
14-07-2006, 11:39 AM
Did he stop? Did you get his details?
firebike
14-07-2006, 09:03 PM
Did he stop? Did you get his details?
yes cops r on 2 it as he just drove off
John Hopkins
14-07-2006, 09:14 PM
There are some sh:ts about, He / She probably wasn't insured, and if he was he will deny it. Hope you've got a witness..If you get him, and he has got insurance. Get a good solicitor to screw him for every penny you can get. He could have killed you, and was hoping you wouldn't get his number. :mad: John
kiffer38
14-07-2006, 09:34 PM
car drivers = brain in off mode once they get in thier little cocoon, i drive 44 ton wagons, and they cant wait the few seconds it takes for me to get round islands, or exit junctions, so now when they try a stupid move, or try come up the inside, i let em carry on, then its " oops how did that happen" they just aint got a clue about anything, or any1 on the road, they just seem to be getting worse, had a women the other day try to force me off the road while i was on my trike, indicating right, then turning left, they seem think that they can do what they like, and they are the only 1s on the road :mad: hope ya get ya bike sorted, and get some come back
firebike
14-07-2006, 09:54 PM
There are some sh:ts about, He / She probably wasn't insured, and if he was he will deny it. Hope you've got a witness..If you get him, and he has got insurance. Get a good solicitor to screw him for every penny you can get. He could have killed you, and was hoping you wouldn't get his number. :mad: John
i have 4 witness's it was not me who got his number it was a witness b hind him
firebike
14-07-2006, 09:57 PM
car drivers = brain in off mode once they get in thier little cocoon, i drive 44 ton wagons, and they cant wait the few seconds it takes for me to get round islands, or exit junctions, so now when they try a stupid move, or try come up the inside, i let em carry on, then its " oops how did that happen" they just aint got a clue about anything, or any1 on the road, they just seem to be getting worse, had a women the other day try to force me off the road while i was on my trike, indicating right, then turning left, they seem think that they can do what they like, and they are the only 1s on the road :mad: hope ya get ya bike sorted, and get some come back
as its the weekend and i off work i will b getting my bike back on the rd as its only the back wheel with most done to it the rest is scrach marks
XJphil
14-07-2006, 10:07 PM
Bloody hell mate thats 2 of us
kin van driver tw@t
at least the axle pin on mine shredded his tyre so he couldn`t drive off
firebike
14-07-2006, 10:09 PM
Bloody hell mate thats 2 of us
kin van driver tw@t
at least the axle pin on mine shredded his tyre so he couldn`t drive off
glad to here it wish mine couldnt drive of
Violetmay
15-07-2006, 10:28 AM
Erm... sorry you had this accident... and hope you sort it out. But I am a car driver and pillian bint... so never ridden two or three wheels, no I lie, I rode a 125 dirt bike once of a mates and as fell off..anyhow.. sorry it was a car driver that hit you on this occassion, but can we get this in perspective not all accidents are caused by car drivers, bikes, lorry drivers... they are all different.
The accident where I was rear-ended was by a 4x4 but I would blame all 4x4 drivers. The amount of times I am cut up by young lads on bikes at round abouts, shooting down middle of the cars and zigzagging among the cars causing mahem...but it is young lads on 125's mucking about so I don't say all bike riders, or all young lads on or lasses sorry on 125's that do it.
I am very bike aware on the road, I am everything aware on the road, seeing as I spend all my time on the road around Dorset I have to be.
firebike
16-07-2006, 12:15 PM
Erm... sorry you had this accident... and hope you sort it out. But I am a car driver and pillian bint... so never ridden two or three wheels, no I lie, I rode a 125 dirt bike once of a mates and as fell off..anyhow.. sorry it was a car driver that hit you on this occassion, but can we get this in perspective not all accidents are caused by car drivers, bikes, lorry drivers... they are all different.
The accident where I was rear-ended was by a 4x4 but I would blame all 4x4 drivers. The amount of times I am cut up by young lads on bikes at round abouts, shooting down middle of the cars and zigzagging among the cars causing mahem...but it is young lads on 125's mucking about so I don't say all bike riders, or all young lads on or lasses sorry on 125's that do it.
I am very bike aware on the road, I am everything aware on the road, seeing as I spend all my time on the road around Dorset I have to be.
i was hit by a car driver last aug aswell so for me its just car drivers and i dont blame all car drivers just the 1's who drive stupid
John Hopkins
16-07-2006, 12:33 PM
Yeah I drive a car as well, and because I ride a bike I try to be carefull, however I am an old bugger, maybe I shouldn't be on the road, and if the trains were still running, and were still cheap, maybe I wouldn't be. I've still got my maximum no claim bonus on bike and car, but the odds are against me not having an accident. Three things you can be sure of. I am insured, and I will stop and try to help and admit it if I am in the wrong. We are all due to make mistakes sometime.John
andi696969
16-07-2006, 12:57 PM
sorry to here about your accident, glad u r ok. i am a car driver but i also ride trikes so i am aware of bikes, a funny thing happened to me a couple of years ago, at stupid o clock one morning a car was over taking and the look on his face when he realised that i was a trike not a bike was classic, i had to swerve a bit into a bus stop, he sucked up most of his seat, ;) . all my lights were on including side markers he was just an inconciderate twat
firebike
16-07-2006, 01:18 PM
Yeah I drive a car as well, and because I ride a bike I try to be carefull, however I am an old bugger, maybe I shouldn't be on the road, and if the trains were still running, and were still cheap, maybe I wouldn't be. I've still got my maximum no claim bonus on bike and car, but the odds are against me not having an accident. Three things you can be sure of. I am insured, and I will stop and try to help and admit it if I am in the wrong. We are all due to make mistakes sometime.John
mistakes yes just take the p**s no
firebike
16-07-2006, 01:21 PM
sorry to here about your accident, glad u r ok. i am a car driver but i also ride trikes so i am aware of bikes, a funny thing happened to me a couple of years ago, at stupid o clock one morning a car was over taking and the look on his face when he realised that i was a trike not a bike was classic, i had to swerve a bit into a bus stop, he sucked up most of his seat, ;) . all my lights were on including side markers he was just an inconciderate twat
that is the only thing that p**s me off about car drivers but 2 every 1 here thou i am a car driver my self so i can take the miss and kids out and i all ways look round as if im on my bike
dracken1
16-07-2006, 02:20 PM
long term bikers are naturally more aware when behind the wheel ;)
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