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Thread: Crash - Dominion Road- Thanks to the Red Kawasaki Ninja chick!

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    Just spoke to the guy who I had the prang with, he seems to be pretty good about it now.

    He's obviously concerned how it's going to come back on him career-wise, but it's not like he flew the wrong way down the road at twice the speed limit, it was just pulling out and not checking clearly and had a bigger consequence than anyone would have expected.

    He's trying to get hold of a manager who will guide him through everything. Has to do incident reports and stuff.

    He said he nearly had a heart attack when he saw me fly over the bonnet and miss a pole by a metre, "coz it wouldn't have been pretty afterwards if you hit it".

    He thought only busses were allowed in the bus lane, didn't look for a small bike, only a big bus, and someone waved him through so he went and BANG! All over for the GN I reckon, take was busted, half the lights, wheel guard and probably the wheel and forks, and loads of other bits from the front and back wheels/sides.

    Fuel was leaking. People were telling me to stay there but I could see the petrol leaking into the puddle I was in and I thought I could get up, so I did.
    I make motorbike noises when I ride my motorbike.

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    I cringed as I read your story. It brought back memories of when I was slapped on the road

    Good luck with it and hope you get that sports bike!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deviant View Post
    He's obviously concerned how it's going to come back on him career-wise, but it's not like he flew the wrong way down the road at twice the speed limit, it was just pulling out and not checking clearly and had a bigger consequence than anyone would have expected.
    Nah, you are being too charitable - he should be prosecuted
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    You might get a root out of it yet
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    why the hell would you want to ride down Dom Rd anyway?

    Use Sandringham Rd FFS
    It is what it is

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patch View Post
    why the hell would you want to ride down Dom Rd anyway?

    Use Sandringham Rd FFS

    Both are arterial routes with bus lanes, so the difference would be....?
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    Quote Originally Posted by NDORFN View Post
    You might get a root out of it yet
    Eh wat? You mean the witness? Firstly, I've got he missus coming over to play nurse in an hour or so, and secondly even if I was single, I have a feeling Miss Ninja might be a Mrs. She's too cute to stay single for long, even with helmet hair at 8:30am

    And my unshaven, scruffy haired, red eyed appearance on a GN250 probably attracted more sympathy than anything else, hehe!
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    I missunderstood your title was baming Ninja Chick for the accident!

    Sorry to hear about the prang. Glad you are OK.

    You will need witnesses to get the firm to pay. Hopefully the Police will help you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deviant View Post
    Eh wat? You mean the witness? Firstly, I've got he missus coming over to play nurse in an hour or so, and secondly even if I was single, I have a feeling Miss Ninja might be a Mrs. She's too cute to stay single for long, even with helmet hair at 8:30am

    And my unshaven, scruffy haired, red eyed appearance on a GN250 probably attracted more sympathy than anything else, hehe!
    Despite your unfavourable circumstances, you WERE riding a GN250. Maybe a ménage à trois type outcome is more realistic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deviant View Post
    Just spoke to the guy who I had the prang with, he seems to be pretty good about it now.
    LOL, GOOD!? Good and lucky that you don't crush his arse is more like it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Deviant View Post
    He's obviously concerned how it's going to come back on him career-wise.
    LOL, do you think?

    Quote Originally Posted by Deviant View Post
    it's not like he flew the wrong way down the road at twice the speed limit, it was just pulling out and not checking clearly and had a bigger consequence than anyone would have expected.
    You are making excuses for him.

    Quote Originally Posted by Deviant View Post
    He said he nearly had a heart attack when he saw me fly over the bonnet and miss a pole by a metre, "coz it wouldn't have been pretty afterwards if you hit it".
    LOL he would have had a second heart attack after he saw my report, followed by a seizure and a blown ring.

    Quote Originally Posted by Flatcap View Post
    Nah, you are being too charitable - he should be prosecuted
    Damn right.

    Get in there and tell them to get you a new bike quick fucken smart, and better make a fucken tidy one too, and a grand for your medical bills and time off work wouldn't go astray either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deviant View Post
    She's too cute to stay single for long, even with helmet hair at 8:30am
    Never assume!

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    It's always interesting reading DangerousAdvice's posts.

    Finding that no matter how stupid someone has made themselves appear in the past, they are always able to take themselves to an even lower level.


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    Sounds painful and hopefully his insurance company will get you rolling again.

    Next time though, don't be a hero. Go to hospital and get yourself checked out regardless.
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    The ambo came and asked how I feel, when I said I feel a little bruised but not broken and no neck issues, they said I should be fine, and I think I am. If I'd had any real concerns, I definitely would have gone to a doc/hospital. Wasn't trying to be a hero, but if I get taken to hospital and tie up a spot for a few bruises when someone is having their guts or brains held in by a tourniquet, I'd feel pretty stink about it.

    I made it clear I want his company to sort it out, and fast, so I can get back to work, and wouldn't make a fuss if they do the right thing and get my bike paid for.

    It's up to the police to do a ticket now. They seem to think it'll go my way without actually saying it. The insurance will really depend on their results.

    Any idea how I follow up on their side of things? Do I need to wait for a call or postal letter?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deviant View Post
    I made it clear I want his company to sort it out, and fast, so I can get back to work, and wouldn't make a fuss if they do the right thing and get my bike paid for. [....]

    Any idea how I follow up on their side of things? Do I need to wait for a call or postal letter?
    Give them two days, and wander down and ask politely how they are getting on with it. Tell them, welllll, I can't get to work and thaaaats a problem, aaaaaand I was due to go away for a weeks' ride with my mates and I can't and thaaaaats a big problem... soooooooo, what say we shoot down the bike shop and see what we can see? Hmmmm?

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    This thread is useless without pics of cute ninja girl

    But glad to hear your asphalt angels were wearing their rain gear and helped you out a bit! Just remember to fill in all the forms, in case something crops up and you need physio or something mmm'kay?
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