Saw GP again yesterday, and was given a clean bill. Also saw physio who said everything seemed ok. Re: police -- I rang them on Friday afternoon to find out how to go about reporting the incident, and they said that they may not need to be involved, given that there were minimal injuries, minimal damage to property, and fault didn't seem to be an issue. The driver of the car seems to have admitted blame, because she has been in touch with her insurer, and when I spoke with them last night they said for me to send in my quotes for repair of the bike. So I decided not to go through with the police report -- at least I saved myself a trip to the station, which would have taken a couple of hours I think. If she decides in the meantime that it wasn't her fault, well, I guess I can always file the report then. I have made notes on what I remember, and I have taken photos of the damage.
So instead of km and times, today's log is about costs:
LBS estimate to repair front wheel, carbon fork, handlebars, shifters (you can only buy them as a pair), seat and carbon seat post, including parts and labour: Approx $1100. (bike only cost $1350 new, so I am definitely going to invest in a whole new bike instead).
Front light (switch is now broken): bought off
Wiggle as part of front/back set, approx $60 I think.
Mobile phone (crushed to oblivion between my corked thigh and her front fender): $350.
Helmet (didn't sustain a blow as far as I know but I am sure you are supposed to replace it after an incident): approx $80.
Two physio sessions (one today, one next week): $170. (Physio said her insurance should cover, and if they kick up, I will be covered by my own insurance).
Estimated total claims: $1760
Being able to walk away from the scene of the wipe-out , and going home to tell my pregnant partner what happened: priceless.