For those interested, an update
04-01-05 | 12:37 PM
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My bike's better than me!
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From: Northern Colorado
Bikes: Moots Vamoots, 'Dale T2000, DB Response Comp, '98 G. Fisher HKEK, '89 Panasonic DX-6000, '88 Fisher Montare XT, '83 Nishiki Int'l, '72 MB GR, '75 MB GJ, '77 MB LC, '85 Centurion Ironman, '82 Miyata 710
First, that's amazing that you got a response so quickly!
Second, there's some back-and-forth on the thread about my bike and crash right now.
There are a lot of ways to slice this one. Several of them are covered very well--by well-meaning and thoughtful people--on that thread.
Hope all goes well for you, Reich. It really sucks to play boy-meets-car....
Second, there's some back-and-forth on the thread about my bike and crash right now.
There are a lot of ways to slice this one. Several of them are covered very well--by well-meaning and thoughtful people--on that thread.
Hope all goes well for you, Reich. It really sucks to play boy-meets-car....
04-01-05 | 12:37 PM
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I would minimum be riding a Madone after what you just went through 
I am not a big fan of suing other people but get what you think you deserve.
Forget that Trek on back order. Time to upgrade to steel or carbon.
I was not kidding about riding a Madone...the least they can do.
George
I am not a big fan of suing other people but get what you think you deserve.
Forget that Trek on back order. Time to upgrade to steel or carbon.
I was not kidding about riding a Madone...the least they can do.
George
04-01-05 | 01:58 PM
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they'll want to settle as soon as they can and will make you and offer for pain and suffering. this locks them out of paying out more if you sue the insurance company. if you're not injured badly (i haven't read your previous post) you could take a settlement now knowing that's all you'll get.
04-01-05 | 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by bigskymacadam
they'll want to settle as soon as they can and will make you and offer for pain and suffering. this locks them out of paying out more if you sue the insurance company. if you're not injured badly (i haven't read your previous post) you could take a settlement now knowing that's all you'll get.
