crashed Z

sp.milne · #1 PostAuthor: **sp.milne** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 12:43 pm

Thanks to all for your messages, I'm off on hols next week going regardless even if a have to be carried. haven't had a good look at my bike still to sore and depressed , but the engine wont turn could be part of the casing stuck in the starter clutch, however i have noticed the other end of the crank with the electronic ignition is bent well at least the bolt on the end is, would be grateful for a second opinion so if TLC or Paul is in the vicinity would be glad of your input.

thanks again Stuart

#2 PostAuthor: **chrisu** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 12:51 pm

thats a real bummer - hope its not too bad.

mick znone · #3 PostAuthor: **mick znone** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 12:51 pm

sorry to hear this Stuart, is the woman insured :?:

compo z1r · #4 PostAuthor: **compo z1r** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 12:54 pm

mick z1a wrote:sorry to hear this Stuart, is the woman insured

if she is milk its stu milk it :lol:

Geoff Meager · #5 PostAuthor: **Geoff Meager** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 2:32 pm

That was a real shit weekend .....
One friend had a bad crash in Belgium ( coming home on a medic plane )
another had a nasty one locally .....
to top it all another came off because of horse shit on the road ( Bike not too bad )

Two caused by women ( bet the third was caused by a female rider's horse )

What makes me laugh ... is that Horse Riders And Cyclist don't have to have insurance or pass any test to be on the road ...... but they do create an obstacle to all other road users who pay a lot of money to have privilege

PS .... this ain't a rant at women

sp.milne · #6 PostAuthor: **sp.milne** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 3:50 pm

looks like she is insured and ill make sure i get the most out of this crap
situation. well if nothing else the Z made a mess of her merc.
been on to c nash said they will get a solicitor on the case for me and send a man round to assess the bike, almost certain they will wright it off but hope to buy it back if the engine not Donald ducked

mikey · #7 PostAuthor: **mikey** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 5:31 pm

When i had my rear end shunt least year stu, not to badly damaged (when you consider it was hit by 2 cars) they automatically wrote it off cuz of the age of it, insurance man muttered summat about parts impossible to get for it :roll:

Pigford · #8 PostAuthor: **Pigford** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 5:44 pm

sp.milne wrote:looks like she is insured and ill make sure i get the most out of this crap
situation. well if nothing else the Z made a mess of her merc.
been on to c nash said they will get a solicitor on the case for me and send a man round to assess the bike, almost certain they will wright it off but hope to buy it back if the engine not Donald ducked

Get your OWN brief... The C Nash one will be watching costs for C Nash., NOT YOU

All the best :wink:

sp.milne · #9 PostAuthor: **sp.milne** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 5:44 pm

Mikey think he will say the same about mine but for such a low speed shunt there's a lot of damage, both engine casings clocks light indicators tank grab rail
centre stand bars and possible engine damage

sp.milne · #10 PostAuthor: **sp.milne** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 5:47 pm

Pigford wrote:
sp.milne wrote:looks like she is insured and ill make sure i get the most out of this crap
situation. well if nothing else the Z made a mess of her merc.
been on to c nash said they will get a solicitor on the case for me and send a man round to assess the bike, almost certain they will wright it off but hope to buy it back if the engine not Donald ducked

Get your OWN brief... The C Nash one will be watching costs for C Nash., NOT YOU

All the best

Thanks mate if things don't go the way i want will do just that

#11 PostAuthor: **chrisNI** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:03 pm

Geoff Meager wrote:Cyclist don't have to have insurance or pass any test to be on the road ...... but they do create an obstacle to all other road users who pay a lot of money to have privilege

Yeah W****rs the lot of them

http://www.examiner.com/x-13496-World-S ... Connection

http://www.britishsuperbikenews.co.uk/l ... g-race/286

http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/features ... ark_webber

http://scottusa.com/news/bike/1307

http://www.max-biaggi.com/image/foto/20 ... ici4_G.jpg

http://www.max-biaggi.com/image/foto/2009luglio4_G.jpg

http://nickgatesfoundation.com/news/eve ... -criterium

OK I know :ont

but Geoff started it if he's spent more time on a bicycle and less running up and diown a field his knees wouldn't be f****d...

Sorry to hear about your accident, but the whole point of Carol Nash is it's classic insurance so the asessor should be looking at it in a different context to an everyday car that will just get written off once it's eligible for scrappage or "uneconomical" to repair. I'm assuming as classic insurance it's also got an agreed value?

paulmceleney · #12 PostAuthor: **paulmceleney** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:04 pm

sorry to here about your accident if there is anything i can do, just give me a call glad to help

tlc · #13 PostAuthor: **tlc** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:08 pm

We`ll all help you out Stuart.

I know you want to keep your beloved Zed on the road and this is where the club comes in to its own.

Or at least we`ll want first dibs on parts if you break it :wink:

mikey · #14 PostAuthor: **mikey** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 8:41 pm

tailiftchris wrote:We`ll all help you out Stuart.

I know you want to keep your beloved Zed on the road and this is where the club comes in to its own.

Or at least we`ll want first dibs on parts if you break it

Absolutely i found what a great club this is after my tumble last year.

Geoff Meager · #15 PostAuthor: **Geoff Meager** » Mon Jul 06, 2009 9:25 pm

Stu ... anything can be rebuilt ... I am sure the likes of us lot on here can supply 99% of the bits you require ...

Chin up mate

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