Bike knocked over in parking lot

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Feb 16, 2014 | 09:26 AM

#21

SecondChance!!

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Originally Posted by Sammy Jankis

There's something fundamentally wrong about cashing in on this kind of thing imo. You should get it put back the way it was or not take the money out if the other guys pocket for the damage

That's the problem with America these days.....moral deterioration

I bet if it were you it would be different!!!!! Wait till it happens to you and let us know what you did. Must work for an insurance company.

I have been here 2x now. Both times I was on the bike when it was wrecked. Tractor trailer ran me off the road at 60mph, 2nd time 17yr bimbo blapping on a cell phone pulled out in front of me from a side street. Fkn sucks!!!!!!!!! I hurt everyday from them, I ain't lettn anybody keep or take what I have earned!!!!!!!!

Feb 16, 2014 | 09:27 AM

#22

LiiT

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From: North Carolina

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Originally Posted by Sammy Jankis

Congratulations Sammy! New guy dumbass post of the week. Have you put on your asbestos underwear yet? Get ready!

LiiT

Feb 16, 2014 | 09:30 AM

#23

jgrohio

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From: Ohio

Every thing wrong is simple bolt on stuff, pull it in garage pull stuff off to the point of how it would be without things you may not replace. Then figure your must replace items and order those. At that point you will see if bike is how you want it. If it is, all the money left will tell you how much you can buy from the wish list of new stuff. I sure as hell would spend every penny of that insurance money and not feel guilty.

Feb 16, 2014 | 09:30 AM

#24

HDV-GLIDE

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From: Indian Land, SC

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Originally Posted by springer 03

What a moron!

I always try to look at both sides of a situation but I have to agree with you big time on this........The guys bike was parked properly, the guy backed into it, his fault, his insurance should pay for whatever damage that occurred.

Thank god the other guy had decent insurance and insurance at all. Around my neck of the woods, lots of illegals driving around with no licenses, registration or insurance and most try to flee the scene...

Feb 16, 2014 | 09:36 AM

#25

Gliden

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Originally Posted by Cowboy Rob

If it was me I would get everything fixed. Now if I didn't want things like saddlebag guards,pegs,and pieces of chrome stuff like that,I would pocket the extra $ for the upgrades you mentioned wanting done (tuner,exhaust).

Or just go get a brand new 2014 lol.

I'm too ****. I'd have to get everything he scratched replaced.
If I scratched it it's one thing....if he scratched it I'd have to fix it.

Feb 16, 2014 | 09:40 AM

#26

FLHTCU Owner

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From: North Texas

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Originally Posted by Sammy Jankis

What a self righteous a$$hat. What he does with the money, is entirely up to him.

Now, if something like this happened again and he claimed the parts that weren't repaired the first time, then ...

Feb 16, 2014 | 09:41 AM

#27

OldFordTrk1

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From: South Carolina

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Feb 16, 2014 | 09:55 AM

#28

LiiT

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From: North Carolina

Congratulations Sammy! New guy dumbass post of the week. Have you put on your asbestos underwear yet? Get ready!

LiiT[/quote]

I don't think "asbestos underware" is stock equipment.....definatly a bolt on accessory.....lol[/QUOTE]

That and extra thick skin should be standard equipment for this place. Maybe he's a Mormon. I've heard they have magic underwear.