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Stop...... Call the insurance company IMMEDIETLTY! Before you make a huge mistake. My wife crashed her bike at maybe 5 MPH. She had significantly LESS damage than what you just posted and they TOTALED the bike. Don't mess around!
my insurance won't cover another rider unfortunately... I'm afraid what the insurance would say if i told them it was crashed knowing that i wasn't riding it... and I'm still paying the bike off as well... if you know what scenarios they would throw at me please let me know. thanks
I looped out in some gavel on a softail i had a few years ago and got a check from the insurance company. I bought mostly used parts on ebay and made a bad *** machine when all said and done, with a few extra dollars in my pocket to boot. it will only work that way if you do the work of course.
i bet.... if i was the one riding it i would have gotten the check as well... but i wasn't and my insurance won't cover that so this is most likely going to have to come out of my friends pocket... unless i luck out with the insurance
it's just a bike. your friend is more important. have him fix the damage. you've learned a good lesson here. tell him to get his own.
yea definitely the good thing is that he'll be ok... and DEFINITELY a lessoned learned here. NEVER AGAIN am i letting anybody even breathe on my bike lol
Sounds like this is gonna be 1 helluva repair bill on your friends dime...... and that's just the stuff you found with a quick once over. Hope your friend is a stand up guy when it comes to footing the bill. They say the only thing that comes between a friendship is Women & Money!
I knew a guy who lent somebody their crotch rocket knowing the guy didn't have a license and insurance. Needless to say there was a wreck and fatality. The family of the deceased is still coming after that guy for every last dime he has!
yea my insurance won't cover anything if someone else was riding it. i really doubt he'll go that far as i had the bike at his house cause for the past 5 months I've been working out of town and needed it started regularly so the battery wouldn't die.
not licensed and he didn't have insurance.... so yea I'm pretty much SOL lol
That sucks *****, lost a friend over something similar years ago. He talked a good game about making it right but ......
Up side is it's repairable and if you do your homework. ebay, craigslist and local shops used and pull off piles you'll get back in shape fairly reasonable. Don't listen to the doom & gloomers about it being totaled it's far from from that if your doing it yourself. I'm not seeing frame or drivetrain damage and no oil leaking so most ***** cosmetic and just R&R stuff.
Sounds like this is gonna be 1 helluva repair bill on your friends dime...... and that's just the stuff you found with a quick once over. Hope your friend is a stand up guy when it comes to footing the bill. They say the only thing that comes between a friendship is Women & Money!
I knew a guy who lent somebody their crotch rocket knowing the guy didn't have a license and insurance. Needless to say there was a wreck and fatality. The family of the deceased is still coming after that guy for every last dime he has!
ohh man thats horrible right there... and I'm going to definitely keep that in mind from now on.... sometimes you just dont think these types of things would actually happen.
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