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that's exactly waht happened to me the first time i learned how to ride ona suzuki sv650. I was in a parking lot that had light traffic and i saw a car coming my direction, panicked, hit the brake but i was still such a rookie i pulled back on the throttle at the same time, bike went rigth over.


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bro[sm=WTFsgign.gif]i thoughtyou learnedthe first time.[sm=sigh.gif] why tell the ins company?? just make him buy the parts and do the workyourself. keep your record clean. save the ins card for somthing more major.

 

dam that sucks man. noone touches my bike period. i wouldnt tell the ins company theres no reason to. have him fix the bike and your done.

 

Its going to cost a lot more in the long run to get the insurnce company involved. Just have your bro buy new stuff and slap him around a bit.

 

thats what we are thinking about doing. we are wieghing out the options right now. the deductable is 500 bucks and i dont htink there is even 500 bucks worth of damage. so we might not even go through witht he claim

 

make him work for you at the pizza place and give you his pay till he paid you back. Then at least he will get some $$$ with tax returns.

 

My rule...you have to have a bike that I wouldn't mind riding for a while to ride my bike. That way I can still ride while theyre getting mine fixed.

 

I'm still waiting for the b*tch that recked my bike to buy the rest of my replacement parts. They always say they'll take care of it right away, until the excuses start rolling in.

 

i live with my brother so i can hound him untill he does

 

Did he get hurt? If not I would have kicked his ***!

My rule - I never ride, drive, pilot or borrow anything from someone thatI cannot replace in cash that day! EVER!