Van damaged over night

[Steve_B]

The team found that our van had been damaged over night, when they picked it up today.

Whilst annoyed, it's not the end of the world and I can patch it up.

However, what we cant work out is how or what might have caused the damage. Ideas welcomed ...
Steve

[mick]

I will go for motorbike handle bar and brake lever.

[moonshadow]

I`ll go with woody woodpecker........

[whisper]

I'd go with woodpecker on a motorbike

[Bigmuz7]

The dotting is very odd, but the height and double thump together after the initial impact, does look like motorbike

[telcowilliam]

the van hasnt been to syria has it?

[Ian M]

Little old lady with a shopping trolley, amazing the damage thay can do.

[Mollers]

Obvious. Small ball pein, a set of small punches, steel rule ,a pair of dividers and possible a stool. Only a 20min job.

[Andy B]

going by the hight above the rear light i'd say to low for motorbike and im sure the dent would be bigger! push bike more like, and the dots were probably his bell

[Steve_B]

Thanks Guys, I knew the combined talents of the forum would come up with the answer.
It's got to be a motorbike that has toppled on its stand or been dropped.
The large dents are just too agressive for a push bike.
I will have a go at the weekend to hammer out the worse of the dents and see if the guys who did the graphics can tidy it up.
PS I may well find a great ground anchor for a RIB in the near future .....

[Andy B]

Originally Posted by 250kts

The large dents are just too agressive for a push bike.

the lycra rat that rode into the side of my car a couple of years ago left quite an "agressive" dent