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Application : Crash Club 2006

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Centennial Man

Guest
Yeah, I've gone and done it. At 0820 yesterday morning, a dopy twat in a Ford Escort decided to make a right turn across my path in central Aberdeen. A locked front brake and you can guess the rest. I guess you guys with advanced training might have seen it coming, but I would probably have hit him if I'd remained upright.

My serious thanks go to Mr Gericke for the Master IV jacket (which is unmarked) and those lovely people at Hideout. All the gear did its duty and I'm absolutely unharmed. Can't say so much for the Blackbird - smashed nose and clocks, cracked front fender, both side panels cracked and broken, scored silencer, scored headlight and mirrors and thats just what you can see :cry: I think it might be toast :cry:

On the bright side, the insurance (Admiral) of the dopey eejit in the car have admited liability and I'll be back on the road soon on my loaner bike :-: It will be either a Fazer thou, or an SV1000, which are nice :yo:
 

Murt

Letch
Bad luck mate...
At least YOU are ok, and will be getting back on two wheels very soon.
You never know, you may come out of it ok if it's totalled.

Murt
 
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Rob N/West

Guest
Sorry to hear about your accident and glad you are physically ok. Just out of interest do you ride / were you riding with headlight on in the daytime
 
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R2B2

Guest
Bad luck mate - hope you get sorted rapido.

Union Street??
 

Shalershasker

Old Hand
Club Sponsor
Sorry to hear about that m8, but as said before at least your ok, bikes are always replaceable, unfortunately can't say the same about bodies.
Hope it all gets sorted out soon.
 

Duck n Dive

Rebel without a clue ...
Club Sponsor
Glad your Ok.... at least if the insurance company have held up their hands you should at least be able to get sorted........
 

richard

Cool as a Cucumber
Crikey, sounds like a lucky escape, hope you get her back or a new P&J soon..



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Allan

Registered User
Centennial Man said:
Yeah, I've gone and done it. At 0820 yesterday morning, a dopy twat in a Ford Escort decided to make a right turn across my path in central Aberdeen. A locked front brake and you can guess the rest. I guess you guys with advanced training might have seen it coming, but I would probably have hit him if I'd remained upright.

My serious thanks go to Mr Gericke for the Master IV jacket (which is unmarked) and those lovely people at Hideout. All the gear did its duty and I'm absolutely unharmed. Can't say so much for the Blackbird - smashed nose and clocks, cracked front fender, both side panels cracked and broken, scored silencer, scored headlight and mirrors and thats just what you can see :cry: I think it might be toast :cry:

On the bright side, the insurance (Admiral) of the dopey eejit in the car have admited liability and I'll be back on the road soon on my loaner bike :-: It will be either a Fazer thou, or an SV1000, which are nice :yo:
Just what the hell do you think you are doing :bang: ?

You have not made any application to the OFF CLUB, d34l you just go ahead and join on your own - this is not good enough !!!

Well, as you've done it, I suppose as leader of the Club I should welcome you aboard this exclusive band of riders, but be warned, I'm not at all happy the way you went about it and your renewal membership will be seriously looked at next year.

Buzz sh1tehppns
 

blumeeni

Registered User
Buzz shudup wilya
He wants to join the 2006 club we had our offs in 2005 unless you've gone and had another one :eek:
:neenaw:
 

Allan

Registered User
blumeeni said:
Buzz shudup wilya
He wants to join the 2006 club we had our offs in 2005 unless you've gone and had another one :eek:
:neenaw:
Well someone has to manage these fools and it takes one to know one :neenaw:

Buzz
 

silverfox.xx

quocunque jeceris stabit
Centennial Man said:
My serious thanks go to Mr Gericke for the Master IV jacket (which is unmarked) and those lovely people at Hideout. All the gear did its duty and I'm absolutely unharmed. :yo:
Main thing is chap, your ok, but your bike gear, helmet etc MUST have some damage that you can claim for...... Got any old gear.

HOPE YOU GET SORTED SOON.....




It was'nt me
 
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Centennial Man

Guest
Yeah - I've been thinking about that. The Hein Gericke jacket is only a month old and whilst its probably serviceable it is still slightly scuffed at the elbow. My Hideout trousers will need checked and I suspect all the armour will need replaced at the very least. My lid didn't contact the ground as far as I recall, but there are marks on it that might be part of the accident (either that or they are stone chips). I'm confused c7u8
 

mickh32

Registered User
It is people that make false claims for expensive gear that is not really damaged that makes insurance companies put up everybodys premium. My advice to you is to make a claim for as much as you can as my insurance premium for the bird with e-bike is so cheap I don't care.:lol:
 

silverfox.xx

quocunque jeceris stabit
Centennial Man said:
Yeah - I've been thinking about that. The Hein Gericke jacket is only a month old and whilst its probably serviceable it is still slightly scuffed at the elbow. My Hideout trousers will need checked and I suspect all the armour will need replaced at the very least. My lid didn't contact the ground as far as I recall, but there are marks on it that might be part of the accident (either that or they are stone chips). I'm confused c7u8

What no damage to your boots, gloves and socks.
 

ianrobbo1

good looking AND modest
all this "false" claiming dosnt help matters you know!! :t
dosnt anyone think of the profits those poor insurance companys are trying hard to make?? :rolleyes:
BTW I wouldnt want to buy the brand new mp3 player you had in your pocket now, what with you landing on it etc,!! :rolleyes:
 
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Centennial Man

Guest
derek kelly said:
Or your underpants just before the accident?


Glad you're ok.
OK the current list is as follows:

1. Armour for leather jacket - I was wearing this under my Hein Gericke Master IV jacket.

2. Gloves - I was also wearing my favourite Hein Gericke Pathan gloves and these are worn in the palm.

3. My Master IV jacket - I dare say it is passable and functional, but I've only had it 3 or 4 weeks and there is some minor scuffing on the right elbow. I wouldn't claim if wasn't brand new.

I'm going to send some photos to Hideout to see if my trousers need looking at, but I actually doubt they will need any attention. My dilema is the lid - I don't recall this making contact the ground so I'm not sure I'm going to claim for that.
 

mickh32

Registered User
Smear some mud over the hemet and send a photo claiming its gravel rash, when you get paid out wash it off. You know which helmet I'm talking about don't you?
 

silverfox.xx

quocunque jeceris stabit
Centennial Man said:
I'm going to send some photos to Hideout to see if my trousers need looking at, but I actually doubt they will need any attention. My dilema is the lid - I don't recall this making contact the ground so I'm not sure I'm going to claim for that.
You should replace your helmet after every accident, as some damage may have taken place and it may not be noticable to you.... or find one at a car boot.d34l
 
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Alan Hodges

Guest
Safe!!

Main thing is u got up and walked away!!!:bow:

AS a memeber of the 06 club glad to see u ok - mine came back after a 3 week wait and just in time for Donington!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Looks ok and a good blast will tell - going to get some stabilisers though

Al:yo:
 
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