What does KB think i should do to this prick?

[gixerracer]

Lol, we shall see people.
I'm asking for constructive ideas not people saying its my fault. I went to puke to ride and learn just like everyone else.
It was stated no undertaking,
The guy was hardly going faster than me, he just did a stupid thing.
If he wanted to race he should be in group 4 where people can do what they like...
If your going to flame or abuse me then stop typing and go waste your lives elsewhere.
If you have a good comment then hit me.

Cant see anyone saying it was your fault. This has happened many many times and it sucks but there is nothing you can do really. Try saying you crashed on the road and claim insurance

[jrandom]

I like how crasher keeps referring to racing incidents when this particular incident has nothing to do with racing.

If your stories were as cool as Pete's, you'd keep referring to racing incidents too.

[Kornholio]

Try saying you crashed on the road and claim insurance

I have heard that works...

[D3ADLYTuna]

Heres pics. i held my line, i just apexed late. no problem with that.

[Ender EnZed]

Well he shouldn't take his commute to a fucken race track then... Was he there to learn how to split lanes on his way to work quicker or was he there to learn how to flog his bike around a track and expect the unexpected...

One of the commonly asserted advantages (and even disadvantages) of tracks is that you don't have anything like the number of unexpected hazards that you do on the road. There are no sheep, tractors pulling out, cars on your side of the road, trucks dumping diesel and such like.

you might want to rethink your approach to posting on the forum.

Pffft, sure he's done a shit job of it but he raises a valid and underdiscussed point. You've espoused the values of track days on plenty of occassions but I've never seen you advise a potential track dayee that they are in fact risking their pride and joy to the recklessness of other attendees. Surely this should be a matter of consideration if you consider it par for the course for all track based events?

[Madness]

I like how crasher keeps referring to racing incidents when this particular incident has nothing to do with racing.

Except it occurred on a race track. Likely also at speeds higher than the prescribed open road speed limit. I could understand the grievance if this was a basic handling course in a carpark going around cones but it wasn't. I could understand the grievance if there was damage or consequnces that are still somehow avoidable but they're not, the damage is done.

Give the cunt a chance anyways. There's every chance they'll learn of this soon-to-be-epic thread, at which time they'll either man up, or emigrate to Australia. AMCC should have a contact number for him.

[TOTO]

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You signed it. Stop winging.

[jrandom]

Here are the pictures of what happened

I got a better one!



... sorry, why'd you crash, again?

the rider ADMITTED FAULT

Excellent, that'll make the cops' job a lot easier.

Oh, no, wait, you were on a racetrack.

I've never seen you advise a potential track dayee that they are in fact risking their pride and joy to the recklessness of other attendees.

Still a hell of a lot safer than riding on the road.

The OP snapped a coupla wee bones and has his arm in a sling. Beats going under a logging truck or hitting a power pole with your spine.

[Ender EnZed]

You signed it. Stop winging.

He agreed that AMCC wasn't responsible, not that he was happy to be fucked in the arse by all and and sundry without complaint.

[gixerracer]

The at fault party should still pay for any financial losses incurred by the victim. If you fuck someone else and/or their property up due to negligence or stupidity, then you should have to pay. It's as simple as that. Being on a race track shouldn't make any difference. It's called personal responsibility, and judging by some of the posts here it's a quality that is sadly lacking in this world.

So when Rossi/Ducati crashed and knocked off Stoner/Honda should Ducati pay Honda for the cost of fixing the bike???????????????????

[Berries]

I know most of you, one way or another, like me.

Wrong thread for that kind of post.

[Kornholio]

I got a better one!



... sorry, why'd you crash, again?



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Off topic, but that is my desktop pic... 2 guys I know well going hammer and tongs around Paeroa

Back to the slanging off...

[Ender EnZed]

Still a hell of a lot safer than riding on the road.

The OP snapped a coupla wee bones and has his arm in a sling. Beats going under a logging truck or hitting a power pole with your spine.

The odds may be better but it appears that the stakes are in fact much higher. Don't get me wrong, none of this will put me off taking my bikes on the track or a nuclear propelled submarine, but if what you've suggested is in fact as much the case as that track days can improve your skills then I think it should be more widely known.

[jrandom]

Off topic, but that is my desktop pic... 2 guys I know well going hammer and tongs around Paeroa

And just for the record, #71 finished in front.

[Ender EnZed]

So when Rossi/Ducati crashed and knocked off Stoner/Honda should Ducati pay Honda for the cost of fixing the bike???????????????????

If it was on a fucking AMCC training day being ridden by a couple of nubs then YES, that is exactly what should happen.