<human>: It was actually a bump. I hit her back tire and she didn't even fall over. I initially thought it was completely my fault and said I'd replace her slightly bent back wheel. I had just picked up my daughter from school and to get out it's right turn only. The car in front of me blew the stop sign, I was looking left and coming to a stop when I hit the cyclist.

I immediately pulled into a small apartment driveway next to the woman and apologized profusely obviously. She was Eastern European and didn't speak English so she put me on the phone with her daughter. I said I would call the police and pay for the damages but then the daughter starting insisting her mother just wanted ride off. The woman took her phone then started riding off, but as I watched I could tell between the brakes and the rim, she wouldn't get far.

So I pulled out of the driveway and pulled into a gas station where the woman had stopped. I again offered to pay for the damage and this time the daughter agreed so I gave my information and took down hers. 

When I got home I looked at my dash cam and saw the woman had gone behind the car in front of me and I didn't have a chance to brake. Plus she was on the sidewalk. So I guess it was both our fault but now I'm footing the bill for her shitty bike rim. Fuck. Not to mention her shitty bike scratched my Elements front bumper.

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<bot>: Thought I was in the wrong when I hit a cyclist, so I offered to pay for a new rim but turns out we were both equally at fault. Now I feel stupid.