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Honestly, the way insurance companies are any more, I would not be surprised if they cancelled you both. When I had my accident the woman that hit me had the same insurance I did at the time (AAA) and even from the same agent. I went to the hospital and the woman was in a cage without a mark on it hardly. Ins was cancelled the next day. As I was a minor living at home & on my dad & step-mother's policy they were cancelled also.
On March 11 of this year we were in Daytona and I was turning right and my buddy on a Honda Goldwing hit me. He went down split his head open took ambulance ride I stayed up somehow. If he would have had a helmet on he would have saved 5000.00 2600.00 damage to my bike, Geico was great cut a check once we got back to NC no questions asked and then wrote another a week later for unseen damege. We remained friends.
With friends like that, who needs enemies?! LOL. J/K.
All sounds repairable or replaceable. My experience with Progressive from an auto accident (haven't had to use them on the bike yet, knock on wood), was extremely painless.
You know, after all the "glad you and your friend are okay........and bikes are replaceable and friends are not..........and hope you can remain friends" and all that crap. This is really disturbing to hear. That a so called "friend", a riding buddy, could be so f'n careless with YOUR life. Every day we ride in the jungle and know when we leave our driveway we are putting ourselves in harms way, but we understand the dangers and accept the consequences. But to get fricken' rammed up the azz by a "friend". That to me is unacceptable. If this were me, whatever excuse this guy has, in my opinion, is not worth the effort my ears would have to put forth to hear it. I would NEVER ride with this guy again. And I wouldn't give a chit if the friendship ended.
You know, after all the "glad you and your friend are okay........and bikes are replaceable and friends are not..........and hope you can remain friends" and all that crap. This is really disturbing to hear. That a so called "friend", a riding buddy, could be so f'n careless with YOUR life. Every day we ride in the jungle and know when we leave our driveway we are putting ourselves in harms way, but we understand the dangers and accept the consequences. But to get fricken' rammed up the azz by a "friend". That to me is unacceptable. If this were me, whatever excuse this guy has, in my opinion, is not worth the effort my ears would have to put forth to hear it. I would NEVER ride with this guy again. And I wouldn't give a chit if the friendship ended.
Another reason I like to ride alone!
JUST SAYIN'
with that kind of thought process i guess it is good that you like to ride alone - stupid things do happen - when they do we can only move on & look at how much worse it could have been - and not at who can we blame - life is to short!
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