****ing Uninsured Foreign Drivers
- VTRgirl
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- Joined: Mon May 16, 2005 3:22 pm
- Location: Sunny Queensland, Great Southern Land
That's SO sad! A dead yellow lying in a pool of bike blood. Made me cry. I'm not sure you're allowed to post such distressing pictures!
Glad one of you came out alive. Hard as it is to say it, I guess if you or your bike had to die, at least the Storm's replaceable.
RIP
Glad one of you came out alive. Hard as it is to say it, I guess if you or your bike had to die, at least the Storm's replaceable.
RIP
If you ate yourself would you become twice as big or simply disappear?
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- Location: staffs
Sorry to hear about your accident Fireman, I'm glad to hear that you seem to be reasonable OK (no broken bones) obviously battered, bruised and shook up. At least you had the right gear on when it was needed (it would have been a whole different story if you hadn't) and the skill to drop the bike at the right time, so well done to you on that
I hope you get yourself sorted out and the bike,
Chris.

Chris.
- Fireman on a Storm
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- Location: Romford
- Fireman on a Storm
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- Joined: Mon Apr 28, 2003 5:59 pm
- Location: Romford
I ll send you some of mine m8 if your not doing anything for the next six weeks that is.. out here on the perimiter there is no pain. or stars .or sound. and no one can hear me scream! nice colour of yellow that bruise is m8y
my leg was the same colour for ages after my accident.....
heal up soon bud.....
my leg was the same colour for ages after my accident.....
heal up soon bud.....

I AM THE STRANGE MAN YOUR MOTHER WARNED YOU ABOUT......
Have a sweetie and stop crying........
[Werthers Original...they never get rid of the taste]
Have a sweetie and stop crying........
[Werthers Original...they never get rid of the taste]
- Fireman on a Storm
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- Joined: Mon Apr 28, 2003 5:59 pm
- Location: Romford
Bike looks reasonably unhurt, could be a nice streetfighter project. Hope you get all the comp, including helmet, gear and time off work.
I had a minor prang in the car on 1st June and still ongoing. Thought the other driver was uninsured at first. Didn't seem to want to cooperate for some reason, wouldn’t admit it was his fault or give up details, took ages to collect insurance details through police. Solicitors appointed by insurance company are sh!t, have been slow as fook... court proceedings issued just waiting for response. Might not get anywhere as I don't have a witness but I am gonna make him suffer
At least you have witnesses and law on your side.
I had a minor prang in the car on 1st June and still ongoing. Thought the other driver was uninsured at first. Didn't seem to want to cooperate for some reason, wouldn’t admit it was his fault or give up details, took ages to collect insurance details through police. Solicitors appointed by insurance company are sh!t, have been slow as fook... court proceedings issued just waiting for response. Might not get anywhere as I don't have a witness but I am gonna make him suffer

At least you have witnesses and law on your side.
- Fireman on a Storm
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- Location: Romford
Don't be fooled by the picture. All the front plastics, headlamp, clocks, forks are bent and twisted, there's a ? mark over the head stock, both rads, engine is split somewhere, petrol tank, left exhaust, hanger.Trojan wrote:Bike looks reasonably unhurt, could be a nice streetfighter project. Hope you get all the comp, including helmet, gear and time off work.
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That's just what I saw at the recovery place!
I found out today that I am covered on my house contents insurance for my lid and clothing
- Fireman on a Storm
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- Location: Romford
- Fireman on a Storm
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- Joined: Mon Apr 28, 2003 5:59 pm
- Location: Romford
I'm not gutted. I would not have been happy riding it after a repair job. I was doing about 35mph when it went down and that was only about 10 feet before it hit the car. It did crash quite hard!
Once I have had the insurance offer I may buy the salvage.
I do know of a 97 storm that needs an engine after a CCT failure. My engine needs a new casing, but has only done 11k. I am just going see how much things are going to cost and see if it's worth my while.
Once I have had the insurance offer I may buy the salvage.
I do know of a 97 storm that needs an engine after a CCT failure. My engine needs a new casing, but has only done 11k. I am just going see how much things are going to cost and see if it's worth my while.