Whens the best time to get your bike backed into?
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08-18-2009, 10:25 AM
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Whens the best time to get your bike backed into?
how about 8 days after you give it a complete makeover!!!
i usually park my bike in my breezeway, but on the 8th day of bringing her home i decided id let her sit out in an actual parking spot over night....big mistake
but she didnt fall. look at the honda fighting to keep its balance!!!
i usually park my bike in my breezeway, but on the 8th day of bringing her home i decided id let her sit out in an actual parking spot over night....big mistake
but she didnt fall. look at the honda fighting to keep its balance!!!
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08-18-2009, 11:41 AM
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08-18-2009, 05:45 PM
We were discussing the availibility of motorcycle-mountable perimeter miniguns and claymores for parking protection in another thread.
I've had a couple people set of my bike's warning shock alarm already. My biggest fear is coming home from a non-ridable work day and finding my bike laying in the street
I've had a couple people set of my bike's warning shock alarm already. My biggest fear is coming home from a non-ridable work day and finding my bike laying in the street
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08-18-2009, 08:32 PM
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08-18-2009, 09:15 PM
i can top that i had a 6 month old bike that i parked in a friends garage because i lived in an apartment, one night i decided to ride it home and leave it in the parking lot over night, one night wont hurt right? WRONG i woke up the next day and my bike was stolen, never recovered it and im still paying for it, sux but i definatley learned a lesson there. but if that suzuki wasent stolen i would have never gotten my 929 so i guess some good came out of it
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08-20-2009, 01:04 AM
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"Whens the best time to get your bike backed into?"
The day after you added Comp[rehensive to your insurance policy. Actually considering the circumstance it would likely even be covered by Collision. If your just running liability though then the answer would be.
The day after you sold it.
Keep an eye on cars that park around that area and see if you can find some black paint, then ask the driver about it. You'd be surprised how many peoiple cough up a confession and an apology/resititution if they "think" they might be busted, even if they aren't.
The day after you added Comp[rehensive to your insurance policy. Actually considering the circumstance it would likely even be covered by Collision. If your just running liability though then the answer would be.
The day after you sold it.
Keep an eye on cars that park around that area and see if you can find some black paint, then ask the driver about it. You'd be surprised how many peoiple cough up a confession and an apology/resititution if they "think" they might be busted, even if they aren't.
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08-20-2009, 11:57 AM
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Man, sorry to hear that. At least they didn't knock it over....?
Good call, hangfire.
Keep an eye on cars that park around that area and see if you can find some black paint, then ask the driver about it. You'd be surprised how many peoiple cough up a confession and an apology/resititution if they "think" they might be busted, even if they aren't.