What does KB think i should do to this prick?

[AD345]

Outstanding thread

Every reason for not going to any type of track based activity, unless you want to race, all in one place.

I do believe I may have my first bookmarked thread

[jrandom]

Every reason for not going to any type of track based activity, unless you want to race, all in one place.

... there are reasons other than 'you might crash'?

[AD345]

... there are reasons other than 'you might crash'?

Evidently.

[PrincessBandit]

Have you never heard of latex braking?

Or knobbies. Ribbed for...

Not to mention "breaking"...

[Drew]

I'm well gutted to find this thread after all the stink had died down. I'd really like to have a bigger audience when I call the thread starter a FUCKIN RETARD!

What a bloody joke. You signed a waver that says explicitly, that you have no right to chase for damages should something happen to you or your bike, against the club OR other riders.

You're not even meant to go onto the pit road before you have signed that since it's part of the race track.

Suck it up, and stay away from tracks if you can't hack it...COCK!

[FJRider]

I'm well gutted to find this thread after all the stink had died down. I'd really like to have a bigger audience when I call the thread starter a FUCKIN RETARD!

What a bloody joke. You signed a waver that says explicitly, that you have no right to chase for damages should something happen to you or your bike, against the club OR other riders.

You're not even meant to go onto the pit road before you have signed that since it's part of the race track.

Suck it up, and stay away from tracks if you can't hack it...COCK!

But ... but ... but ... he's special ... and it wasn't his fault.

And everybody knows ... if it's NOT your fault ... somebody ELSE must pay.

NO exceptions ... right ...

[sil3nt]

Haven't read the last few pages so perhaps this has been covered.

I thought the waiver you sign only applies to the organisation running it? You don't sign a waiver saying you won't pursue costs against someone who crashes into you.

Also have to say my mind changed a bit when he said he was in the fast group and I saw the photos. A little spatial awareness could have avoided the accident by the looks of it.

[Bassmatt]

How many of the posters bagging the op have moaned in other threads about the lack of personal responsibility these days....just not if your on a track eh?

[flyingcrocodile46]

How many of the posters bagging the op have moaned in other threads about the lack of personal responsibility these days....just not if your on a track eh?

From reading all the posts I think if he is too precious to have been satisfied with the appropriate sympathy and the general concensus in the first half a dozen posts in respect to accountability then who gives a fuck.

[Katman]

You signed a waver that says explicitly, that you have no right to chase for damages should something happen to you or your bike, against the club OR other riders.

I think you're wrong Drew.

[The Singing Chef]

I think your wrong Drew.

I see what you did there...

[Katman]

I see what you did there...

Ummm no, I think you did that.

[FJRider]

I thought the waiver you sign only applies to the organisation running it? You don't sign a waiver saying you won't pursue costs against someone who crashes into you.

Waivers are seldom worth the paper they're printed on. You have the option of taking privat legal action against anybody you consider has wronged you. Such is life in a free country. (although that part of life is seldom free)

[Madness]

How many of the posters bagging the op have moaned in other threads about the lack of personal responsibility these days....just not if your on a track eh?

Riding on a race track simultaneously with other riders, having already signed a copy of the document below (in particular clauses 1 & 2) surely is different to a social ride on the road. That said, the other rider would be a good cunt if they at least contributed towards the insurance excess and non-funded medical costs. The thing is the OP started this thread, complete with catchy, un-editable title before having made attempts to contact the other rider to discuss his situation calmly & rationally. He's not going to be happy when he stumbles across this little gem of a thread.

Perhaps trackday (and training days, same thing ffs) specific insurance should cover 3rd party for situations such as this and events such as this, open to the general public should require evidence of insurance for nominated groups?

I think you're wrong Drew.

You're right. Again.

http://www.amcc.org.nz/uploads/richa...ril%202012.pdf
DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY
1. I am aware that the sport of Motorcycling might:
a. Cause me injury, serious or otherwise.
b. Damage my property.
2. I wish to take part in this training day despite the above risks.
3. Neither I, nor anyone associated or connected with me, will make any claim against you or your officers, employees or agents in respect of:
a. Any injury suffered by me; or
b. Any damage to any of my property
regardless of how the injury or damage occurs.
4. I will indemnify you against all claims, damages or losses (including costs), which you incur as the direct or indirect result of any injury to me or
damage, to my property.
5. I am physically fit and there is no health or other reason why I should not participate in Motorcycle Training.
6. I am aware that this disclaimer will not affect any legal obligations you have to me, which you cannot contract out of under New Zealand law.
7. I agree that in this disclaimer "my property" includes any property owned by me or in my possession or under my control.
8. I agree that this disclaimer will be binding on my family, my heirs, my legal assigns and my administrators and executors.

[Katman]

You're right. Again.

I feel special.