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MotoMaster jack/lift for motorcycles, ATVs, and riding lawn mowers. - 1500 lbs weight capacity. - Rubber platform to prevent scratches. - Removable handle for storage. - Can be safely locked at 3 different heights. I used this mainly for oil changes, which is nice since it keeps the bike flat...

Master Lock motorcycle disc brake lock. A little beat up cosmetically, but perfectly functional. - Includes 3 keys, reminder cable, and carrying case. - Bolt (pin) is 3/8 inch diameter. - Throat width is 3/8 inch wide. - Throat depth is 2.25 inch (to the inside of the bolt). Pick up in North...

Posting for a friend. $70 new Scorpion helmet, white. Please see Kijiji ad: http://www.kijiji.ca/v-bike-clothes-shoes-accessories/markham-york-region/women-motorcycle-helmet/1036710242

Updates?

Not at fault

Update for closure: My adjuster contacted the other guy's insurance and they were not aware of the incident. My adjuster decide to proceed with no fault against me, reason being the other guy had a stop sign. Thanks for all the comments. Cheers

Legally, it may not be cheating the system. And I'm all for fighting your tickets. If you read the rest of my post, you would see that I suggested you go back on a similar day and take pictures to see if you can catch glare. In fact, I just came back from the courthouse yesterday. My officer...

I'm not a police officer in case you're going to ask, but DownUnder does raise a good point. The law is what the law is today, and you did break it as you've admitted yourself. Now, regardless of how we may feel about this law being fair or too overreaching, let's be honest and admit that what...

Yes, police report was filed the next day. The other driver was actually the one who insisted on it. Also have photos of collision. Thanks for all the responses; feeling less worried about the risk of going through insurance now. I'll post back when it's settled.

There's a patch of paint scraped off the corner of my bumper. Just cosmetic damage. His car, on the other hand, scraped up some of his back door and quarter panel. Also a bit deformed around the seam of the door.

Thank goodness I was Car A. The other driver got out and said "look what you did to my car! But I'll make you a deal if you don't want to go through insurance..." LOL My only concern was whether I could be somehow partially at fault in the eyes of my insurance company and be responsible for my...

Regarding the pedestrians, there's this sentence at the beginning of the fault determination rules document: "3. The degree of fault of an insured is determined without reference to, (a) the circumstances in which the incident occurs, including weather conditions, road conditions, visibility or...

Hi folks, hoping you can provide your opinions on determining fault in the following scenario... I looked through the Fault Determination Rules document here (thanks VifferFun): http://www.ibc.ca/en/car_insurance/documents/brochure/on-fault-determination-rules.pdf I didn't see any sections...

Thanks for your responses guys. I looked through the Fault Determination Rules document you provided, but I don't really see any situation that applies in my case. Perhaps I will make a new post for help with determining fault in my scenario. Thanks again

Hi everyone, I've got a question about partial fault and how that affects one's deductible. I called my insurance provider (TDMM) but the person on the phone wasn't positive on her answer. So first, my understanding is that the amount of deductible one must pay is directly proportional to the...