Atlanta to Nashville, rent a trailer and haul yourself that way it gets there in one piece.

 

Been through a few mishaps with adjusters. Document EVERYTHING with pictures, receipts, emails everything. They will wear you down. Don't give in. You have another bike to ride for now. Make sure it's perfect before you accept it back. Once you take it, it's yours.

 

O Man! Thats suck big time! Im sorry dude!

 

sorry about that,but i don't think i would've let them load it on the truck you should've done it yourself

 

Wow, I would have lost it..... I would have lost it..... No doubt, I would have lost it.....

Good luck man!

 

I'm surprised they would even load it,most moving companys won't move bikes.For that very reason,too much liability.

 

what? he's not supposed to be mad because there's pain and suffering elsewhere in the world? bs...... using that logic, we shouldn't even own hds in the first place, after all, there are hungry children in zimbawackastan......

 

Who said he couldn't be mad??? I'd be upset too, but in perspective I'd rather loose my Harley then my family, guess I'mlogical that way.

Didn't mean to ruffle and feathers.

 

Don't waste any more time thinking about what happened.

Spend all your time thinking about the new upgrades at little or no cost.

Custom paint, new wheels, fenders, bars...

 

Sorry to hear about your misfortune. On my move from VA to MT I helped the guys actually load and tie down my bike, they didn't have a clue what they were doing. Fortunately, it arrived without a scratch. Hopefully the movers will pay for all the damage, and you'll be as good as new. But it is frustrating! I feel your pain.....