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Hi Guys,

Just hoping anyone that might be able to help?

Cruising through Vic park today and had a White R33 come up on the inside of me on the left, i've signalled to back off (no not rude) as he has i've moved to the left to let him past and whammo he's stoved into the rear of my bike putting me onto my side and he's then gone around hitting another bike and done the runner.

Witnesses said the plate was 1DDL - 374 or 373, if anyone knows of this guy (he was of asian decent with un shaven face) could you email me at [email protected].

I never thought someone with a nice car would do this but yeah it has happened.

Cheers everyone

Dave

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Yeah police attended the scene aswell as traffic incident officers, they said they knew of him and i hope they get him as one dope brings the name down of everyone.

Being a bike rider i know this fact from the d1ckhead bike riders out there

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