Prick in a BMW rammed me bike and did a runner, I have his plate- help

**imdying** · 1st June 2006, 10:01

For sure Ixion, I'm not suggesting that GB is breaking any laws by doing so (as you say, internal rules aside), just that requests against databases are generally logged.

**chanceyy** · 1st June 2006, 20:05

Originally Posted by sugilite

I have a suspicion (dream?) that it will go something like this, I'll walk into their office and a scantily clad receptionist will look over at me and say, Heeeey, is that a indicator in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me? To which I'll reply "your right on both counts, that is indeed an indicator that I am pleased to see you" opps wrong dream!

laffing sugi .. thats definately in the fantasy realm

.... but hey they have not found a way to tax dreams yet

**Pixie** · 2nd June 2006, 01:51

Originally Posted by Ixion

Trucking firms have found that driver behaviouir is much improved when the name of the driver, and a contact phone number are painted on the lorry.

The very reason I won't have personalised plates

**Madmax** · 2nd June 2006, 10:52

bugger burning his/hers mail box just blow it up
(more fun)

**sAsLEX** · 2nd June 2006, 11:08

Originally Posted by Madmax

bugger burning his/hers mail box just blow it up
(more fun)

have you Not seen Butterfly Effect?

**Fatjim** · 2nd June 2006, 11:41

I'm in palmy this weekend, do you want me to go round and have a chat?

**madboy** · 2nd June 2006, 13:51

Ixion, having owners details in public record is okay if the world were full of fine upstanding citizens like yourself who don't break into and/or steal people's cars/bikes/miscellaneous possessions or go around to people's places and beat them senseless in front of their kids because they didn't like the way they got passed. When that world arrives I'll gladly write my name and address on the side of my bike.

Historically when I've had highly modified little rice rockets I've usually registered them to addresses of my parents or friends too. Just to make damn sure that short of following me, no one could easily find out where the car/s lived. It only meant the cops needed to make two phone calls not one to track me down.

**sugilite:Me** · 2nd June 2006, 22:55

Rightio!
I payed them a visit today.
As a lead up, I worked on my 750 till 6am in an attempt to get it ready for the manfield day! I then slept till 7 am, wow a whole hour. The bike was not ready (needs bigger main jets)
I still went to pay poos and the othe rKB boys a visit at manfield in fielding where the business that owned the BMW resides. I walked into the office and it turns out the driver was a woman, who was shall we say, very shocked to see me, infact I knew it was her from the look on her face as I dismounted of the same bike she had hit right in frount of her office lol.
She could not write the check fast enough.
Apologised profusely, tries to say she took my details, yeah right.
Anyways, I'm sure she got a big enough fright and will take more care next time.
Matter resolved, justice is served, I'm a happy camper.