Nooooooooooooo!
05-02-2010, 09:31 AM
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Nooooooooooooo!
Friday I was at the shoppette eating pizza when I guy came in and asked if I owened that red motorcycle parked out side. I replied yes, he said someone just knocked it over and he was waiting for me outside. Went outside and he was waiting for me. He told me there was car parked a little to deep infront of him. He didn't want to leave he truck sticking out to far. He looked backed, saw that it was clear, but it wasn't. Pushed the bike off the kickstand and pushed it into a curb. Man........I thought this stuff happened to other guys, guess not! I will from now on park my bike next to the building. The silver Ford truck behind my Hawk was the "pusher". Damage.........fender, Givi rack and bag, fairing stay, bar end, brake lever, r/h fairing, mirror and blinker. I circled where the bike came in contact with curb.......sux.
05-02-2010, 09:57 AM
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S%^t happens
Off the bat I was raging mad, however I know accidents happen. I cooled off fast. I was surprised he even stuck around (I know I shouldn't say that, because were both military E-6's), this happened on Ft. Benning and in the middle of lunch time. Pretty sure someone could have seen something. He had insurance, and two hours later they had already called me to set up a time to appraise the damage! So far so good.............I guess.
05-02-2010, 09:59 AM
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05-02-2010, 10:51 AM
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Very similar happed to me, but guy took off!! Frame sliders saved me from major damage. 3:00 in the afternoon in D.C. no one saw a thing WTF!!! Glad to here the guy wasn't a total douche and took off. **** happens at least it seems you found one of the honest people who still exist. Good luck on the rebuild.
05-02-2010, 12:19 PM
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), so they eventually had to pay up. Also saw some jackass back into a Harley and knock it over. Tried to take off but a bunch of people blocked him in and wouldn't let him leave lol. Sorry your bike got messed up though.
05-03-2010, 04:30 AM
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that sucks buddy. thats why i hate leaving my bike anywhere. last time i rode it to go workout i was out in 15 minutes. the entire time i kept thinking what if some tard goes flying into my parking space and smacks the bike. id loose my mind if i came out and found it laying down. glad its being resolved for you
05-03-2010, 10:16 AM
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That sucks. Been there. I figured you were military when you had "at the shoppette eating pizza" in your post. Good ol' anthony's pizza I assume. Haha. I see your in Texas. Fort hood? Was there for some time. Good luck gettin her fixed.
05-03-2010, 10:34 AM
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Yeah I hate full parking lots. Always worried somebody will barrel in thinking the spots empty. I try to have the bike visible so it doesn't happen. Still nervous though. Sounds like the guy's honest. Older woman rear ended my Suburban once. Her first accident in 40 years driving. Bent my trailer hitch but wasted the fiberglass front on her old Pontiac. Let her slide since she was so upset and decent about it. Woke up that afternoon (work nights) and her husband pulled up. He'd found out my address and insisted I take some money. Ended up letting him give me $40 and had my faith in humanity restored. Since then of course stupid cagers have totally set me back!
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05-04-2010, 10:09 AM
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