Master Of Pain
Dec 28 2005, 04:00 AM
Apparently not like this
Anybody from here?
rodantking
Dec 28 2005, 04:43 AM
That will work, just remember don't try first gear.
Northman
Dec 28 2005, 05:10 AM
QUOTE(Master Of Pain)
Anybody from here?
FWIW, that pic is at least 4 years old, so I highly doubt it.
shovelstrokeed
Dec 28 2005, 07:03 AM
4 years old it may be. Paint the bike red and do a whole lot less damage than that dude got and you have exactly what happened to me a couple of weeks ago. Asshat with bad brakes, no license and no insurance. He did have 350 bucks which allowed me to repair the broken fender and kept me out of jail for assault.
beondwacko
Dec 28 2005, 12:23 PM
Ed,
I had not heard that you got tagged. I hope you were not hurt.
shovelstrokeed
Dec 28 2005, 01:10 PM
Nah, he just busted my rear fender. I was stopped and he was trying, impact was only a couple mph at worst. I patched it with a nice chunk of 1/8 Aluminum plate. One day, I'll pick up a new rear fender.
Mikey
Dec 28 2005, 02:32 PM
How did you get the money out of him? Why didn't he just tell ya to shove off and walk away uninsured etc.
shovelstrokeed
Dec 28 2005, 06:01 PM
Short answer is LEO's and a lot of help from Progressive Insurance. Big props to them, BTW. They kind of acted as the intermediaries for me. I explained to the agent that I would happily get a lien against the vehicle he was driving (not his, BTW) and spend 10K if I had to to get my money.
In conversation with the LEO's we had enough to impound the truck, should have been done at the scene, get him some jail time on issuing a false statement, driving w/o license (revoked), driving w/o insurance, etc. In short, I could easily have made his life miserable.
I did have his home address and a bunch of other information such as the owner of the truck. A little pressure from the insurance company and a terse explanation from the adjuster involved convinced him it would be the cheapest $350 he ever spent.
Anybody have a stock rear fender for an '01 for sale?
Ed
TechnoGecko
Dec 29 2005, 07:36 AM
QUOTE(shovelstrokeed)
Short answer is LEO's and a lot of help from Progressive Insurance. Big props to them, BTW. They kind of acted as the intermediaries for me. I explained to the agent that I would happily get a lien against the vehicle he was driving (not his, BTW) and spend 10K if I had to to get my money.
In conversation with the LEO's we had enough to impound the truck, should have been done at the scene, get him some jail time on issuing a false statement, driving w/o license (revoked), driving w/o insurance, etc. In short, I could easily have made his life miserable.
I did have his home address and a bunch of other information such as the owner of the truck. A little pressure from the insurance company and a terse explanation from the adjuster involved convinced him it would be the cheapest $350 he ever spent.
Anybody have a stock rear fender for an '01 for sale?
Ed
Wow, ya sure let him off easy. I would have made damm sure to get every single nickle and dime out of him, and make sure his worthless ass wasnt back on the road without insurance and a license. I can't believe they didnt haul his ass off to jail..
beondwacko
Dec 30 2005, 11:21 AM
It never ceases to amaze me that shit that people get away with here in Florida. I hear of so many stories of idiots getting into accidents or incidents who are not insured. Up in NY, if you get caught driving with out insurance, it's a manditory $500.00 fine. No if's and's or buts. I hear of these stories down here at least once a month. Retards. You should have reamed that guy a new asshole Ed. Learn him but good.
mrsquirrel
Jan 3 2006, 03:10 AM
Living in Thailand the laws are a little less strict here.
Last cold season (relatively cold) I had to push my friend Boom about 40km on his steed up through some winding mountain roads and down some messed up hills because his throttle cable snapped.
We have used a Blackbird and a ZX-9 to bump start the back up truck before as well - I know the back up truck should be there for us but when some bloody idiot leaves the stereo on all night it can cause problems in the morning.
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