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muffles 06-02-07 05:07 PM

:shock: ouch! hey, if it gets written off, can i buy the upper fairing off you (looks untouched!)? :D sorry to say it so early but if i don't someone else will and then i will be kicking myself :lol:

andyaikido 06-02-07 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by muffles
:shock: ouch! hey, if it gets written off, can i buy the upper fairing off you (looks untouched!)? :D sorry to say it so early but if i don't someone else will and then i will be kicking myself :lol:

It's untouched from this crash (well, a little chip) but it's already been filled and re-sprayed once (shhh... :oops: ).

Besides if it's written off by the 3rd party's insurers they will take it away, won't they?

Grinch 06-02-07 05:24 PM

I think you'll find as I have done it was bike as standard, so I took all the non standard bits off and put if back to original state.

muffles 06-02-07 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by muffles
:shock: ouch! hey, if it gets written off, can i buy the upper fairing off you (looks untouched!)? :D sorry to say it so early but if i don't someone else will and then i will be kicking myself :lol:

It's untouched from this crash (well, a little chip) but it's already been filled and re-sprayed once (shhh... :oops: ).

Besides if it's written off by the 3rd party's insurers they will take it away, won't they?

true, they probably will. out of interest then, how much did it cost you to fill/respray and can you tell? i only have a scrape on one edge of the fairing - pretty small really - but it'll get in the way when trying to sell it :(

andyaikido 06-02-07 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by muffles
:shock: ouch! hey, if it gets written off, can i buy the upper fairing off you (looks untouched!)? :D sorry to say it so early but if i don't someone else will and then i will be kicking myself :lol:

It's untouched from this crash (well, a little chip) but it's already been filled and re-sprayed once (shhh... :oops: ).

Besides if it's written off by the 3rd party's insurers they will take it away, won't they?

true, they probably will. out of interest then, how much did it cost you to fill/respray and can you tell? i only have a scrape on one edge of the fairing - pretty small really - but it'll get in the way when trying to sell it :(

The front fairing and tank done for £150 plus £50 for the paints but it's not Suzuki quality. That was a friend of a friend though and he doesn't do it for a trade, just a hobby. New decals were about £30 too.

Might be worth looking on ebay, if you do get it sprayed it will have to be the whole panel, pearlescent (sp) paint is very hard to match.

muffles 06-02-07 06:10 PM

i saw an undamaged blue one for the first time a couple of weeks ago but got outbid by one of those damn auto bid things :evil: it only went for £71.50 too (plus £20 p&p). Probably would have paid up to £100 but no-one was bidding really so didn't increase mine!

I think if I replace it I will just get a new one from suzuki by the sounds of it - £178...

Flamin_Squirrel 06-02-07 09:15 PM

I'm impressed the crash broke the rearsets :shock:

Stu 07-02-07 01:08 AM

Re: Another one bites the dust... (now with piccies)
 
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Originally Posted by andyaikido
On the plus side it was well overdue a wash and the tank was nearly empty so no wasted effort/money in that department. :lol:

Thanks for the funniest crash post ever. For that you have my heartfelt wishes for your recovery and claim. :D

Have you got Legal cover if only TPFT - You often get it for free when you get a quote or with house insurance - have a good look for it!

_drummer_ 07-02-07 03:22 AM

ouch :shock: that's nasty. Glad to hear you're not too bad, hope the insurance sorts out quickly

ivantate 07-02-07 07:46 AM

An amazing amount of damage for a 'light crash'. Hope everything gets sorted out for you, bike is almost identical to mine and which is also TPFT. Might have a rethink on that now!!

Especially like the positive thinking regarding the cleanliness and fuel situation...


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