Spec'c'57

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https://www.scoobynet.com/insurance-...-accident.html

Cornelius

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No recollection of a Noble skidding to a halt?????

In Health and Safety terms, that would be classed as a near miss, but I think you've raised a valid argument mate

Adidas

Question posed on the other thread

Spec'c'57

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That statement is total carp tho. she would NOT be able to not recall it TBH, As i started skidding i was on the horn until well after i stopped, Which was closely folled by a cloud of tyre smoke, at which point she started laughing then continued on her way i followed them down the A127 while lin calmed down and took the Reg No. i did think about following till they stopped but thought best as lin was not happy But as the said company are/were a customer of ours i already had the number in the office. Still will see what the finance team say on monday

cookstar

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Can 1 skidding stop like that really flat spot tyres?

Spec'c'57

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With NO ABS yes TBH its not totally killed the tyre BUT it has put a noticeable flat spot on it

Joooooooooo

Personaly i would have followed until they stopped and let Lin clobber her , then deny being aware of any such incident

WRX_Dazza

i'm with Joooooo on this one.....

had a similar incident near work where a woman pulled out in front of me, i locked up for about 30ft and "just, - god knows how" managed to squeeze the front of my car between her and the kerb all the time with my hand on the PIAA's.

when i eventually pulled along side her, she was totally oblivious to the situation.

i called her a &&*&*ing $£^*&&ing *&*&nt out my window and felt a lot better!!!

PHAT C

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ive had plenty of incidents like this on my bike and them tyres dont last long with normal ridding but ive just been glad to still be standing on gone on my merry way, but saying that if i knew who it was i wld deffently get bk at them in some way

Cornelius

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This is what puts me off riding my bike - The brain dead numpties