Some stupid lady drove into the back of me this morning on the way to work!!!! 





Here I am minding my own business on my motorbike. I stop behind a car waiting for traffic to get moving again, then BAMM!!! She rearends me. Luckily she was going pretty slow, so I didn't get thrown off or anything. It looks like there is not much damage. My licence plate and mudflap got bent up over the back wheel, but that was about it. I will go to the bike shop and get a quote to fix it. At least she has insurance. Insurance isn't manditory here like it is in the States.
The woman apologised profusely, but hey....she is still an idiot. She was driving a Nissan Xtrail, and my frame that holds my box onto the bike did some serious damage to her bonet. DEEP scratches. She will probably have to get it replaced.
Whats wrong with people nowadays? Don't they look where they are going??
Have a look at the pic of her bonnet!! You can see there is not much damage to my bike. In the pic I had already pullet the licence plate & mudflap back off the top of the back wheel where it had been pushed up.





Here I am minding my own business on my motorbike. I stop behind a car waiting for traffic to get moving again, then BAMM!!! She rearends me. Luckily she was going pretty slow, so I didn't get thrown off or anything. It looks like there is not much damage. My licence plate and mudflap got bent up over the back wheel, but that was about it. I will go to the bike shop and get a quote to fix it. At least she has insurance. Insurance isn't manditory here like it is in the States.
The woman apologised profusely, but hey....she is still an idiot. She was driving a Nissan Xtrail, and my frame that holds my box onto the bike did some serious damage to her bonet. DEEP scratches. She will probably have to get it replaced.
Whats wrong with people nowadays? Don't they look where they are going??

Have a look at the pic of her bonnet!! You can see there is not much damage to my bike. In the pic I had already pullet the licence plate & mudflap back off the top of the back wheel where it had been pushed up.