[Terminal]

Originally Posted by SSearchVT

Glad to hear you're OK - the bike and gear can be replaced...

When the adjuster comes by for the insurance company have the helmet, jacket, gloves, tank bags, and anything else that took damage laying on the bike. If you bought them recently - have the reciepts (get copies from the place you bought them if you have to)

Good luck...

Unfortunately, Mass insurance is nasty when it comes to gear or other accessories, I'd need to claim them under homeowners/renters insurance if I had it. They're gonna make me an offer on the chin fairing that the stupid wrecker driver scratched to hell, but that's as far as they'll cover.

[Punjistick]

That's awesome, especially about the leathers. Are you going to get the same bike again?

[Terminal]

Originally Posted by Punjistick

That's awesome, especially about the leathers. Are you going to get the same bike again?

Yep, loved the bike, had put 914 miles on it in 2 1/2 weeks before the wreck.

[Jayspeed]

Think of it this way, you have an experience not all riders have experienced and your now a better rider from it. I fell once and the mistake I made was I wasn't paying attention to the gravel on the road. I lowsided so fast I can't remember the point from when I was turning to the point where I was on the ground sliding. It was so fast as if I was on ice. You will never forget your mistake when you crash, think of it as wisdom you have gained.

[stevecbr900rr]

Originally Posted by Terminal

Yep, loved the bike, had put 914 miles on it in 2 1/2 weeks before the wreck.

Hey Bud, I'm glad to see you came out on top. Nice job see ya on the roads soon.

[ChR1s]

I experienced the pleasure of stuffing a minty mint R6 beneath a guardrail last spring, with 4xx miles on it. The only thing I learned from that experience was that if you manage to buy the bike back from the insurance company before it gets to a salvage yard, it's still got a clean title.

[Wishbone]

Originally Posted by ChR1s

I experienced the pleasure of stuffing a minty mint R6 beneath a guardrail last spring, with 4xx miles on it. The only thing I learned from that experience was that if you manage to buy the bike back from the insurance company before it gets to a salvage yard, it's still got a clean title.

are you sure? my fzza got totaled last year and i bought it back. the title says nothing but is there another title for it out there? such as if i sold it and the person gets a new title it will say nothing?

[Kham]

Originally Posted by Jayspeed

Think of it this way, you have an experience not all riders have experienced and your now a better rider from it. I fell once and the mistake I made was I wasn't paying attention to the gravel on the road. I lowsided so fast I can't remember the point from when I was turning to the point where I was on the ground sliding. It was so fast as if I was on ice. You will never forget your mistake when you crash, think of it as wisdom you have gained.

if that's the case then i have a lot of wisdoms.

[ChR1s]

Originally Posted by fasterthanu

are you sure? my fzza got totaled last year and i bought it back. the title says nothing but is there another title for it out there? such as if i sold it and the person gets a new title it will say nothing?

Worked for me? I passed the "clean" title on to the new owner. Who subsequently got a new, clean title for it.

[beet]

Originally Posted by ChR1s

Worked for me? I passed the "clean" title on to the new owner. Who subsequently got a new, clean title for it.

The fucks made me send in my title so they could stamp it.

[Wishbone]

sweeeeet

so any one want to buy a bike? never ridden hard and never crashed. has a small scratch on the head light lens from a tip over in the garage

[Wishbone]

umm, again???

[erik87]

Originally Posted by Terminal

haha...kinda looks like its tilting its head at you giving you a look like "come on, why'd you go and crash me?"



glad to hear your OK, i had a similar crash in jan(left hander, gravel, target fixation, textile...)

[Kham]

damn so soon.