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Vagabond
7th February 2007, 09:48
Tuesday 6 Feb, had a car do a u turn across my path, resulting in a broken shoulder blade and various other minor abrasions/brusing :shit:

Question : How do I go about finding out which cops were on the scene, as I was admittidly rather out of it being more worried with things like pain?

I got carted off to hospital and never got details of cops or cage driver, will post more details once I feel up to it.

Chisanga
7th February 2007, 09:49
Oh my god! Not another one of us going down. Glad you are ok (ish) I woul dgive the local cop-shop a ring and get teh incident number from them

Chisanga
7th February 2007, 09:49
Must be something in the water out East Auckland way :(

crashe
7th February 2007, 09:51
Ring the nearest police station to where the accident happened....
They will have sent out the car to attend the accident.

They will also have a record of who attended.
Ask for the 'watch House' when you ring up.

They will ask where it happened and what time...... and your vehicle rego number.
As that will help find the incident number on the log sheet.
They should also give you the names of the police officers as well.

The police will contact you....... hopefully sooner that the 5 weeks it took them to contact me after my bin last year.

Vagabond
7th February 2007, 09:52
Oh my god! Not another one of us going down. Glad you are ok (ish) I woul dgive the local cop-shop a ring and get teh incident number from them

HeHeHe shit happens!:scooter:

Vagabond
7th February 2007, 09:53
Thanks Crash 'e'

crashe
7th February 2007, 09:56
Thanks Crash 'e'

Hey glad you are gonna be ok............rest up and heal well.

Keep a record of what was said at the accident and when you talk to the police... and the times you spoke to them.

Have no contact with the other person...... give them no details..... until the police tell you in writing who was at fault.

ADMIT nought.


While you can, write down what happened while it is still clear in your head...
draw pictures of what happened as well.

yungatart
7th February 2007, 09:57
Wow! Heal quick!
It seems to be a daily occurence at the moment... be careful and aware folks!

Bytor
7th February 2007, 10:07
Shit Colin glad you're ok though - how's the Z?

Joni
7th February 2007, 10:22
Ah babe... this just sucks! :(
Im really sorry to hear about this, but happy to hear you are not too seriously hurt... is your back ok?

I look forward to hearing more... Im worried now :confused:

KLOWN
7th February 2007, 10:25
FOR FUCKS SAKE can no one do a u turn without taking someone out, car or biker.

heal up quick man.

sunhuntin
7th February 2007, 10:43
cripes....how manys that been so far this month? *considers walking till march*

glad you are somewhat ok....whats a broken shoulder blade entail in regards to repairing? and how bad is the bike? im willing to bet the cager was at fault [pulling a u turn infront sure sounds like it!]

good luck with the cops....

Crisis management
7th February 2007, 10:49
Must be something in the water out East Auckland way :(

Oi! I'll have a word to you about authorship........


Fucks up my premise tho, it's not a Honda this time.

Bad luck Vagabond, hope you heal quickly and the MZ is ok.:scooter:

DMNTD
7th February 2007, 10:59
HeHeHe shit happens!:scooter:
Good attitude mate,only one to have...unfortunately I know exactly how you feel at the mo dude.
Could be worse eh man so feet up,rest ya bod and do as they pro's tell ya...at least for a while :yes:
Heal fast and get back at it! :sunny:

Chisanga
7th February 2007, 11:12
Fucks up my premise tho, it's not a Honda this time.


Perhaps the exception that proves the rule? :rofl:

erik
7th February 2007, 13:56
I hope you heal up quick.

WickedOne
7th February 2007, 14:01
Shit!!! Heal up well mate!!!

McJim
7th February 2007, 14:02
Bad luck mate - at least this proves it's not just me - Chisanga and you both binned without me being present. Must be the water after all.

Vagabond
7th February 2007, 14:21
Shit Colin glad you're ok though - how's the Z?

She's seen better days possibly bent forks, hard to tell though, headlight munted, new bikini fairing munted, RH footpeg broken off, mirrors etc.....
can't pull her out the garage on my own to give her a good look over!

Vagabond
7th February 2007, 14:24
Ah babe... this just sucks! :(
Im really sorry to hear about this, but happy to hear you are not too seriously hurt... is your back ok?

I look forward to hearing more... Im worried now :confused:

Shoulder is wort I have, now that I have plates and screws holding my back together, must be stronger than ever.lol

Macktheknife
7th February 2007, 14:27
Bugger mate, that's no good! shoulder problems can be tricky, look after it well.
Good luck with getting the damage sorted out, let us know if you need any help.
Mack

Vagabond
7th February 2007, 14:30
cripes....how manys that been so far this month? *considers walking till march*

glad you are somewhat ok....whats a broken shoulder blade entail in regards to repairing? and how bad is the bike? im willing to bet the cager was at fault [pulling a u turn infront sure sounds like it!]

good luck with the cops....

:yes: I would have bet the same but unfortunately the cops think otherwise!

Even though I explained to them that when the guy hesitated, I accelerated to try and get out of harms way, they deemed that doing +- 70km/h in a carpark was unnesessary (that being the approx speed at impact)

Barstard don't have insurance either.

Thomas
7th February 2007, 15:02
Ring the nearest police station to where the accident happened....
They will have sent out the car to attend the accident.

They will also have a record of who attended.
Ask for the 'watch tower' when you ring up.

I think you may mean the 'watch house' - the Watchtower is actually something to do with the Jehovah's Witnesses!

crashe
7th February 2007, 15:16
I think you may mean the 'watch house' - the Watchtower is actually something to do with the Jehovah's Witnesses!


hahahahahahaa yes......... you know I looked at that word... and thought .. that aint right..... but then looked again..... and thought yeah it must be.....

cheers will pop back and correct it in my original post...

gijoe1313
7th February 2007, 15:47
:gob: I think I will be investing in some more gear now :eek5: sorry to hear about your injuries - at least you must be have been the only one who didn't think "How's my bike?" :whistle:

Keep taking the droogs and get plenty of calcium! I dunno about this month ... must be the influence of Comet McNaught intersecting with the lack of 2007 release models and the decline of Roman civilisation :scratch:

And I keep thinking back to Crisis Management's omen ... too many of us are having incidents :sick: Please everyone, ride safely! :shutup: Enough provoking providence, Sod and Murphy!

jtzzr
7th February 2007, 16:45
Maximum Suckage mate, hope you are all good (besides obvious injuries) , Damned cages:angry: , Crikey I might give up riding for the month as well , What`s State Highway 16 like on an Intercity bus?

Jantar
7th February 2007, 17:06
... they deemed that doing +- 70km/h in a carpark was unnesessary (that being the approx speed at impact).
:gob: :nono:

marty
7th February 2007, 17:11
Wow! Heal quick!
It seems to be a daily occurence at the moment... be careful and aware folks!

more than 1 person a day died on NZ roads last year.

Mr Skid
7th February 2007, 17:44
I must say I'm a bit disappointed with this effort - nothing compared to the grace of going arse first into a fence post! :Pokey:

Hope things heal up quick!

Two Smoker
7th February 2007, 18:20
Geez Colin... You and crashing... Glad to hear your back is sweet, bugger about the shoulder though...

KLOWN
7th February 2007, 19:38
:yes: I would have bet the same but unfortunately the cops think otherwise!

Even though I explained to them that when the guy hesitated, I accelerated to try and get out of harms way, they deemed that doing +- 70km/h in a carpark was unnesessary (that being the approx speed at impact)

Barstard don't have insurance either.


give us some more details

Vagabond
7th February 2007, 20:29
Geez Colin... You and crashing... Glad to hear your back is sweet, bugger about the shoulder though...

Hehehe like you can talk I seem to recall a few of your bins!:dodge:

Vagabond
7th February 2007, 20:34
give us some more details

Gonna have to hold off on the details cause it now seems that my insurance lapsed on 20.01.2007 :shit:

So it seems like it may be my word against his, depending on action taken in the near future.:shutup:

KLOWN
7th February 2007, 20:35
Gonna have to hold off on the details cause it now seems that my insurance lapsed on 20.01.2007 :shit:

So it seems like it may be my word against his, depending on action taken in the near future.:shutup:


some insurance companies are good about this stuff, as long as you flick them some money to insure your bike for the next year.

Vagabond
7th February 2007, 20:37
some insurance companies are good about this stuff, as long as you flick them some money to insure your bike for the next year.

True just waiting for a reply which should be in the morning!

gijoe1313
7th February 2007, 22:21
Gah! Let's hope lady luck is riding your well - shouldn't be a prob, don't they normally send you an "overdue" notice anyhows? :shutup:

Dai
7th February 2007, 22:27
Bad luck mate - at least this proves it's not just me - Chisanga and you both binned without me being present. Must be the water after all.

So McJim,

What area of Auckland do you live in?

It wouldnt be anywhere near East Auckland would it?

jafar
7th February 2007, 23:07
Get well soon :scooter:

Chisanga
8th February 2007, 12:39
So McJim,

What area of Auckland do you live in?

It wouldnt be anywhere near East Auckland would it?

I was at least 7km from McJim's house when I binned. And I think he was in Waiuku at the time, so he is absolved of any blame in my incident at least :)

Dai
8th February 2007, 12:44
I was at least 7km from McJim's house when I binned. And I think he was in Waiuku at the time, so he is absolved of any blame in my incident at least :)


So now we are starting to work out the effective area of "The Scottish Rider"

Waiuku to East Auckland is how far?

At least 7km from any major structure influenced by him.

Would it be possible to hook up a SAT NAV and plot his meanderings for a week or two. We may then be able to build up a graphical idea of the area of effect. Thereby allowing others to plot a no go area and a safe area.

Ixion
8th February 2007, 13:48
But, is his Aura of Bin that surrounds him of constant strength? Maybe it waxes and wanes with the moon ? Or the mating cycle of small furry subterranean animals? Or follows the ley lines? Or the railway lines?

Dai
8th February 2007, 13:59
But, is his Aura of Bin that surrounds him of constant strength? Maybe it waxes and wanes with the moon ? Or the mating cycle of small furry subterranean animals? Or follows the ley lines? Or the railway lines?

Factors I hadnt considered. Major investigations needed here. Wonder if the Lottery Commission will give me a grant to further the study as it is very much safety related.

McJ.... If, in the ensuing investigation into your paranormal efect upon the stability of motorcycles, it is deemed a necessity that we engage a the services of an alien grroup to perform an anal probe, would you have any objections?

Feel free to step in here Dover.

Vagabond
8th February 2007, 14:08
Binning to water to astrology to small furry subteranian animals to lottery and finally anal probes!

You guys are really scary!

And here I was being afraid the sky might fall on my head!

Don't think I'm gonna leave home for a few months!

gijoe1313
8th February 2007, 19:54
Don't get me started now... :shutup:

Chisanga
8th February 2007, 20:44
Don't get me started now... :shutup:

Please start :)

Two Smoker
10th February 2007, 17:43
Hehehe like you can talk I seem to recall a few of your bins!:dodge:

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