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Glad to hear the outcome was better than it could have went. The :spyder2: can be repaired. That's what insurance is for. :thumbup:
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My First Accident - Ever...
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jcaburto
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Thank you all for your kind words.
Indeed I feel blessed/lucky/fortunate or whatever you want to call it. I have a autistic teen son who sometimes rides with me. I am so glad he wasn't there this time.
I'm a new rider (less than a year) but there are two rules I try to keep in mind; 1) Mind your distance. 2) Always have an escape route. I guess it pays off to read your posts
AAA is saying in the State of California rear-end accidents are almost automatically paid to the rear-ended vehicle. And the fact that I did not hit the guy ahead of me proves I was riding at a safe distance and speed. So it's just a matter of finding out how long it'll take to get my baby back on the road. I hate driving rental cars.:banghead:
BTW I did not use any accident sketch app or program. I use CorelDraw for work so that's how I created that sketch. The Spyder image was added thanks to the FOBO TPMS Custom Images post by finles :bowdown:
Indeed I feel blessed/lucky/fortunate or whatever you want to call it. I have a autistic teen son who sometimes rides with me. I am so glad he wasn't there this time.
I'm a new rider (less than a year) but there are two rules I try to keep in mind; 1) Mind your distance. 2) Always have an escape route. I guess it pays off to read your posts
AAA is saying in the State of California rear-end accidents are almost automatically paid to the rear-ended vehicle. And the fact that I did not hit the guy ahead of me proves I was riding at a safe distance and speed. So it's just a matter of finding out how long it'll take to get my baby back on the road. I hate driving rental cars.:banghead:
BTW I did not use any accident sketch app or program. I use CorelDraw for work so that's how I created that sketch. The Spyder image was added thanks to the FOBO TPMS Custom Images post by finles :bowdown:
gkamer
Sadly passed away, December '23.
Glad you're all good
Yeah, it could have been worse. Don't know why these people who have car trouble don't just pull onto the shoulder. That's what it's there for. I got a flat once on the interstate going 65 mph and managed to pull onto the shoulder. Crazy stuff out there.
Yeah, it could have been worse. Don't know why these people who have car trouble don't just pull onto the shoulder. That's what it's there for. I got a flat once on the interstate going 65 mph and managed to pull onto the shoulder. Crazy stuff out there.
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