Sin Bin

**PeteThePom** · 9th February 2004, 22:35

I refuse to answer on the basis that it's deeply unlucky to discuss accidents especially ih the 'Oh, I haven't binned my bike for ages' context cos it's just asking fate to pay some close attention to you, know what I mean???

**Big Dog** · 10th February 2004, 17:41

Not a bin but a biatch ran my bike over while it was parked saturday.

**Hitcher** · 10th February 2004, 17:44

Originally Posted by Big Dog

Not a bin but a biatch ran my bike over while it was parked saturday.

Oh no!! Was said individual driving a Pajero?

**Big Dog** · 10th February 2004, 17:56

Originally Posted by Hitcher

Oh no!! Was said individual driving a Pajero?

Comunistador Vectr(et)a(rded).. Silly thing is she bumped into me as I got off / she walked to her car. Oh well shes coffing easy enough so alls well that ends well. :spudwhat:

**bluninja** · 10th February 2004, 18:31

Originally Posted by Big Dog

Comunistador Vectr(et)a(rded).. Silly thing is she bumped into me as I got off / she walked to her car. Oh well shes coffing easy enough so alls well that ends well. :spudwhat:

So is the bike rideable? and are you going on the westpac run?

**Big Dog** · 11th February 2004, 16:18

Originally Posted by bluninja

So is the bike rideable? and are you going on the westpac run?

Yes.
Finances permitting (if anyone ever gets around to posting cost.

The only thing that would even be noticed by a non rider is the broken indicator.

As I said she has agreed to pay the only question is is it enough to justify a insurance claim or does she pay out of her pocket. (all damages look at coming in at less than her excess).

**Grumpy** · 13th February 2004, 06:51

Had a couple of little ones years ago, lost the front end playing silly buggers and my first attempt at a wheelstand wasn't too successful but had to wait another 20 years for the worst one, strangely enough, playing silly buggers!

**pete376403** · 13th February 2004, 23:27

No road crashes (provided sliding off on muddy ice at walking pace on Danseys Pass doesn't count) Numerous offs on speedway - some were my own crashes and others were drops to avoid running into a downed rider in front. The best brakes a speedway bike has are the handlebars digging into the track.

**digsaw** · 16th May 2004, 21:41

3 times in the first twenty years, once in the next 28 years,not counting motoX or trailrides :spudwave:

**Big Dog** · 17th May 2004, 17:34

Originally Posted by digsaw

: once in the next 28 years

? Huh? :spudwhat:

**Motoracer** · 17th May 2004, 17:42

Originally Posted by Big Dog

? Huh? :spudwhat:

Digsaw started riding at the tender age of 15. He managed to crash 3 times by the time he had turned 35. From then till now, he has had only 1 other accident within that timeframe of 28 years.

**Big Dog** · 17th May 2004, 18:23

Originally Posted by Motoracer

Digsaw started riding at the tender age of 15. He managed to crash 3 times by the time he had turned 35. From then till now, he has had only 1 other accident within that timeframe of 28 years.

Forehead slap