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Went down Friday. Got hit in the front wheel by a car. The driver had his head down setting his clock. I knew he was going to hit me and all I could see inside his car was the top of his head and his hand on the steering wheel. Was not hurt at all but a couple of thousand in cosmetic damage. Bummer
Damn that sucks bro. Good thing nothing serious. Now while your working out those PT sessions, start shopping for upgrades... paid for by your new favorite cager!
Glad you are OK. This is DEFINATELY upgrade time!! Chrome that front end! lower it too! if the inner fairing is boogered up.. get the painted one to match. Grips?? Look at everything damaged, and get out the accessory catalog to see what can be changed out. It's also a good time to get some "free labor" too. Maybe a part isn't damaged, but you want to replace it later on. If they have to R&R it to fix the damaged part, why not upgrade.
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