To Lend Out Your Bike Or Not
- bennettoid
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- DukanMortis
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There are a few that I will lend my bike to, and have done in the past. Nothing has been broken or crashed, although I believe Keyoke came close. They are people I know and trust, and have seen ride their own bikes. We have an understanding that if you break it in any way you pay for the repairs. Have also been allowed to ride a few of other peoples bikes too, mucho fun had especially on the fireblade 

Due to financial cut-backs, the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off until further notice!
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- Nibblet99
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I would lend my bike only to people, I have seen riding in a lot of different situations (obviously who acted well). Hence, Keyoke, XjrJohn, and a few others are more than welcome to give it a blast (well more of a potter really), as long as the weather is reasonable
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- CentralOzzy
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Same here!High_Side wrote:My closeest friend and riding buddy is the only one I would really switch bikes with. I know that if he crashed it, he is good for it and vice-versa...
The unwritten Law is....as we all know....You ride it, then Stack it, you PAY!
If that Stupid Brother hasn't redeemed himself by paying up what he owes to his poor, kind brother....then I'm glad I don't know him!!
- Nibblet99
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Al, I thought your business was based around other people riding your bikes?
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- CentralOzzy
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No rides
I have only three people I would let ride. I trust them and I know they would all pay for damages.
But a stranger or casual friend pay if they wreck something, yeah right..your stuck with a broken bike and big repair bill.
Not worth the risk, tell them to test ride at the stealer or bring the pink slip for their bike for you to have until they pay for yours if they dump it.
But a stranger or casual friend pay if they wreck something, yeah right..your stuck with a broken bike and big repair bill.
Not worth the risk, tell them to test ride at the stealer or bring the pink slip for their bike for you to have until they pay for yours if they dump it.
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