17-06-15, 10:37 AM
Should a filtering 'accident' be reported by the Police and end up in court for whatever reason, and no dangerous, or due care definitions be breached, they will use 'stated cases' as previously mentioned.
However, there's a stated case that was proved last year which moved the goalposts in our favour for a change.
It's gone from 50/50 blame to I believe something like 25/75 in our favour!!!
Just don't do what the R6 rider did yesterday when I was taking my daughter on a driving lesson. He came flying past on a nsl B road at about 13,000rpm. He scared the shit out of both of us!
Just something else to be aware of when filtering is taking the cager by suprise. Most of them are blissfully aware your even there.
However, there's a stated case that was proved last year which moved the goalposts in our favour for a change.
It's gone from 50/50 blame to I believe something like 25/75 in our favour!!!
Just don't do what the R6 rider did yesterday when I was taking my daughter on a driving lesson. He came flying past on a nsl B road at about 13,000rpm. He scared the shit out of both of us!
Just something else to be aware of when filtering is taking the cager by suprise. Most of them are blissfully aware your even there.
Stop polishing it and ride the bloody thing!!
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