hit up the arse

RobG · Post by **RobG** » Mar 16th, '05, 10:54

Coming back from town today, on the Cattedown roundabout, I stop slowly as the roundabout has lots of traffic on it. While stopped I look in my mirrors and see a green Focus getting very close....then bang! Hits me up the arse and sends me about 20feet forward. I managed to keep the bike off the ground tho and got off and approached the driver. He got out.Looked at the front of his car for damage and went to get back in. I shouted "Are you going to ask if Im OK" and he just said "you obviously are, whats with the attitude?" I went farkin mental, gave him a right mouthful......GRRRRRRR

Me and the Hornet are OK though,

RobG · Post by **RobG** » Mar 16th, '05, 10:55

Looking back, I should have planted my boot through his door, then see what his attitude is like

A_T · Post by **A_T** » Mar 16th, '05, 10:59

What a tosser

, did you get any of his details? just in case there might have been something you didn't spot at the time....

Glad you and the bike are okay though

Jon B · Post by **Jon B** » Mar 16th, '05, 11:07

Should have got his number plate number!!!

He left the scene of an accident = BIG OFFENCE.

Glad you and Hornet are OK though. Maybe you should have gone "Should have gone to Specsavers"

Jak · Post by **Jak** » Mar 16th, '05, 11:07

Glad you and the bike are OK Rob ... what a tw@t ... if you can remember his number plate maybe you should post it on here

Jewell · Post by **Jewell** » Mar 16th, '05, 11:35

some times the law cant really sort put people like that....so i would of smacked him one good and proper, then a few boots.

gotta be done to some people mate.

glad your ok.

we had one guy get out and start on one of my mates(4 of us in total),he obviously didn't know we were all together so when he pushed my mate we all got off....he backed off then

some people are just full on muppets.

andrew · Post by **andrew** » Mar 16th, '05, 11:41

complete w*nker byt the sound of it - u should have definately got his details you never know - its so easy not to spot damage at the scene and then find something wrong when u get home.

glad u and bike are ok - and WELL DONE for keeping the bike sunny side up

RobG · Post by **RobG** » Mar 16th, '05, 11:55

Thanks for your replies. You are all right, I should have got his details but in the heat of the moment I assumed my bike was OK. He hit the tyre which acted like a big bumper. I have checked the bike and everything seems OK but I take your advice for the future...you never know do you? I think I felt I was lucky to have saved the bike from hitting the deck.

jason · Post by **jason** » Mar 16th, '05, 12:32

good going on keeping the bike upright.

boyscout · Post by **boyscout** » Mar 16th, '05, 13:27

Stunning result keeping the bike up! - I can hardly reach the deck so would have been straight on it's side!

dodgy · Post by **dodgy** » Mar 16th, '05, 14:22

Christ not good, good job on keeping the bike up though

Jay · Post by **Jay** » Mar 16th, '05, 16:12

Well done on keeping upright mate

what a tw@t though,!!

miler · Post by **miler** » Mar 16th, '05, 16:21

glad everything is ok rob

bit of a shock tho

sprocket · Post by **sprocket** » Mar 16th, '05, 16:49

Yes another reason why car drivers are complete tossers!! Good to hear your OK dood, and welldone on keeping the bike upright

RobG · Post by **RobG** » Mar 16th, '05, 17:04

Im laughing about it now because if you were watching you would have seen my arms and legs all over the place trying to stay upright. It just goes to show that no matter how careful you ride...the muppets can still get you!

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