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Road Warrior
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Had a mishap riding this weekend came over a small hill and hit a large hole in the road . Not your everyday pothole really big and deep also . Actually 3 of us where riding and we all three hit it . On my bike it blew the right fork seal one other bike popped the front tire and the third one bent the handlebars back almost to the tank . My question is since this was a road hazard would insurance cover it ? I called my agent today but he was off till Thursday and his secretary wasn't sure .
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I know here in NY if there was an actual issue with the road (major pot hole, etc), that you would submit a claim directly with the city/town etc.
You should use whatever estimate and or repair order the shop would give you and hopefully you have pictures of the damage and the pothole itself.
This would avoid an insurance claim and you would be compensated directly through them.
Obviously look into this with the town but I've had luck going this route before.
You should use whatever estimate and or repair order the shop would give you and hopefully you have pictures of the damage and the pothole itself.
This would avoid an insurance claim and you would be compensated directly through them.
Obviously look into this with the town but I've had luck going this route before.
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I know here in NY if there was an actual issue with the road (major pot hole, etc), that you would submit a claim directly with the city/town etc.
You should use whatever estimate and or repair order the shop would give you and hopefully you have pictures of the damage and the pothole itself.
This would avoid an insurance claim and you would be compensated directly through them.
Obviously look into this with the town but I've had luck going this route before.
You should use whatever estimate and or repair order the shop would give you and hopefully you have pictures of the damage and the pothole itself.
This would avoid an insurance claim and you would be compensated directly through them.
Obviously look into this with the town but I've had luck going this route before.
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