Originally Posted by Scuba10jdl

Am I to assume this means it is just your fender struts that are bent?

I had one fender strut bent out when I was in my accident. Braced up and measured I easily bent it back. You should be able to do the same if it isn't completely bent to hell.

Salvage title insurance is generally not a problem. My daily Evo is salvaged and I didn't even have to change policies.

Originally Posted by dcmitchell

I believe it's actually just the right fender strut. the left one looks to be exactly where it should be it just seems the right (the side she was laid down on) is bent slightly in and about a half inch to an inch down.

Originally Posted by TwiZted Biker

There's frame shops that can repair your frame for much less than trying to find a new one and you won't have to dick around re-registering, new new numbers not to mention all the headaches of trying to insurance on a salvage title bike.

Don't let the idiots in here scare you off it most making noises about it have never had a frame done. I've had a few seriously bent ones repaired and you couldn't find the new welds much see where it was done.

Originally Posted by Lonnie Mac

I would have a very hard time explaining "how" I fixed my "VERY" bent fender struts after I was blasted across the road by a texter. But it was just a matter of leverage, hydraulic jack, and a maul. Steel cant be gently put back in place. The insurance co wanted to total my whole bike because two bent fender struts. Not having it.

It's totally possible man.

Originally Posted by dcmitchell

Ok so let's say I were to attempt to fix this myself. What tools/equipment would I need? I don't mind doing the work myself just need some guidance in doing so.

Originally Posted by TwiZted Biker

Get some pictures up, there's any number of ways to play this game. You'be real surprised ...