alorio1
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Their insurace will be responsible for all medical bills in the end. It would be a good idea to have to have a conversation with an attorney, I think you deserve compensation for pain and suffering to some degree.
6/20/2011 - National ride to work day ends badly
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Sam, first off, the main thing is you are OK. Sorry about the damage to the VMax, but judging from the pictures, it doesn't look like a write off. Hopefully the insurance company will pay to fix it.
Yes & I would & make sure you point out every little thing they seem to miss things. You can count on your bike being totaled from the pics. That dent in the frame on a bike that age is enough for them to total it.
As you guys predicted. The bike is totalled. 6K worth of damage according to the adjustor.
On the bright side, he said if I furnish receipts for the aftermarket stuff they will factor it into the value.
On the bright side, he said if I furnish receipts for the aftermarket stuff they will factor it into the value.
If you dont have receipts argue like hell with them & show them pictures of a stock one. Tell them you had no reason to keep receipts because you never planned on getting rid of the bike. Make them remember it was not your fault & you could claim a lot on medical.
Buy it back and use the $ to fix it. Are you concerned about resale? I bet not.
Or, part it out & use the combined $ to go 'all-in' on a Gen II!:biglaugh:
Or, part it out & use the combined $ to go 'all-in' on a Gen II!:biglaugh:
