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Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2007 9:47 am
by Caz
superman wrote:Iv done it three times now iv been waiting an the gap i seen was massive so i assumed they went like most good motorists have but they didnt an blam 1st time it was my bosses landrover no real damage to his car id only been working there a couple of days haha the second time at the island where i work back of an assilum seaker no insurance (no problem thoe i wrote her car off the boot wouldnt shut frame all bent, no damage to my car) so i just said see ya an went an the 3rd time was an audi no damage to either car again

:smt018 Sounds to me like you need to learn to be more observant! before you end up causing some serious damage! Assume that everyone else on the road is an idiot!

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 11:50 am
by Mogas 64
bad luck mate, i have (had) a little red Vespa 125 for nipping to the shops untill last week only about 200 hundred yards from my drive when a woman backed out of her drivway between parked cars and caused me to come off, scooter written of , said she saw me well how come she continued to reverse three quarters way across the road into on coming traffic (me) police arrived and ambulance etc nursing cracked ribs right now so dont make me laugh as it hurts, so not been able to ride the Kwacker in all this nice sunny weather of late , so i empathise with you right now, hope you make a speedy recovery and get back out on a new bike soon .



cheers Mogas ( Phil )

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 10:13 pm
by Bozzie
This seems bloody common i had a skipper 125 and was on my way to work on mornin. Was waitin at a island lucky it was a slow road as guy hit me about 20. he was full of crap though excuse after excuse. all cosmetic damage was a write off and paid for my 400

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 8:37 am
by superman
advanced driving course :smt005 dont be a fool! they should never have been in my way mwahahaha. anyway when im talkin gaps i mean gaps did i mention all the ppl i drove into didnt have a clue about drivin oh an im sure the audi woman was busy on her phone an all. so far 5 yrs no real accident i think that sez it all.

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 11:10 am
by wonderpupp
I leave the biggest gaps to the car in front of me, when on bike or car. It's so proper 2 second rule, my stopping distance. :)
Or Tyres and tarmac when in a car.
I don't want to hit anyone so it's not worth looking for gaps in traffic until you're first up the line anyway.

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 11:54 am
by Caz
wonderpupp wrote: I don't want to hit anyone so it's not worth looking for gaps in traffic until you're first up the line anyway.
my point exactly - you drive into the back of a stationary vehicle then its your fault for poor observation.

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 12:16 pm
by superman
see i wouldnt mind that but round by you it must be different cos if you leave to big a gap round ere :smt013 :smt014 someone always cuts into it thus starting the road rage from hell (specially when they make the lights an you cant cos the camera). iv never driven into someone without first stoppin lmao

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 9:45 pm
by psychopaulgtr
update: insurance has declared the ninja a write-off paid out £4875 and they are letting me keep the ninja so it was off to the kawasaki dealer's to buy my new toy.
Image
Blue flame cans, braking wavy discs, braided hoses. seat cowl. belly panel. polished z1000 radiator cover. alloy z1000 engine covers, gold renthal chain and sprockets, alloy chain guard, official kawasaki alloy mirrors, undertray, zx6r footpegs and a few other shiny bits.

3300 miles
03 plate ( my ninja had done 5000+ on a 06 plate)
£5000

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2007 12:15 am
by Jamz
psychopaulgtr wrote:update: insurance has declared the ninja a write-off paid out £4875 and they are letting me keep the ninja so it was off to the kawasaki dealer's to buy my new toy.
Image
Blue flame cans, braking wavy discs, braided hoses. seat cowl. belly panel. polished z1000 radiator cover. alloy z1000 engine covers, gold renthal chain and sprockets, alloy chain guard, official kawasaki alloy mirrors, undertray, zx6r footpegs and a few other shiny bits.

3300 miles
03 plate ( my ninja had done 5000+ on a 06 plate)
£5000

Have you dropped it already???

Where's the fairing gone??? :smt017

LOL looks damn good! One of the few factory streetfighters that I'd consider*. :smt003



*under extreme duress - possibly involving spiders, buttplugs, and a blowtorch. And shup to anyone about to remind me of the streetfighter I had.

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2007 9:03 am
by masterofinsanity
wicked i love it!!

have a look at this, this chap (webby) has a supercharged z1000 and watch it go.... he's a member of DTP (a forum i use)


Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 9:07 pm
by Bestie
bah!

its orange, sounds like a chinook helicopter is taking off, and is ridiculously quick.............I LOVE THIS BIKE!

i have never grinned like i did after the beaast, 1st gear o, 2nd gear OK, 3RD GEAR....face removed from head instantly......got to give it to paul, if anything, its loud, loud in colour, in sound...just well....hes bloomin happy aint he....and me? i get to watch 2 blue flame end cans, and wish my earplugs were made of concrete!!

lovin it paul, see you in the week fella!

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2007 5:11 pm
by WizzBang
what are you doing with the 636 ??


I only ask as i may be in the market for a 636 to turn into a track project.

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2007 4:27 pm
by psychopaulgtr
i sold it back to the kawasaki garage for about £700 because i had to pay £300 for pick up and storage up front to take the 636 off them i would be able to claim that back off the insurance but it was just £300 i didn't have. however they are willing to sell it and have had some interest for use as a track bike it really needs alot of work as the frame is bent the cost of repair to get it road worthy would be around £4200 but this includes labour and shipment of genuine parts.

if you're interested you can ring kawasaki autorama on 01924-461112 and ask but i dont think they'll let it go cheap.

Re: Crashed the 636

Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2007 4:55 pm
by rene
£700 :O i would have had it for that!!