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Don't envy you there brother. Did they give you any evidence as to how they reached their number?Having a bit of a back and forth with the Insurance Company/Adjuster about the
value of the bike. They want me to accept their 1st offer. It's too low. So I shared
with them today my thoughts and they noted them and will get back with me.
We'll see what happens.
First insurance claim filed in my life of any kind---so not like I have a history of
milking/gaming the system.
Sure doesn't look like a total loss from that angle. Damn...
Having a bit of a back and forth with the Insurance Company/Adjuster about the
value of the bike. They want me to accept their 1st offer. It's too low. So I shared
with them today my thoughts and they noted them and will get back with me.
We'll see what happens.
First insurance claim filed in my life of any kind---so not like I have a history of
milking/gaming the system.
Just talked to the adjuster. No Beuno.
The settlement is what the settlement is.
Lucky enough to be alive to be pissed about it.
I've heard dumber ideas ;~))Thanks, MW! I'll probably do something dumb like search for an Hammond B3 and a Leslie.
How we read the tea leaves of our circumstances is going to vary from one to another! You gotta do what your gut tells you is best, and if your gut is telling you to not two wheel, I would listen ;~)) My first bike (Yamaha 650 Special) cost me probably 6 of my 9 lives, and so I sold it! When I bought my first HD ~20 years later, I did not forget all the stupid shit I did on that Yamaha, yet repeated some of the stupidity and am probably lucky to be alive. But I still went back for more. Life itself is a gamble and how much you want to bet on any given scenario is all your choice! Whatever you choose, I hope it makes you happy and keeps you with us for long time ;~))This thread elicits sadness in me now. I don't know if I will ever actually replace Dusty
with another HD ride. I was looking at another bike and contacted the gentleman
via PM and he told me he just bought it, but tore something in his hip when moving it
into his garage and now has to have surgery and is selling. He didn't even get to
ride it.
Then I was helping a couple broke down in their Jeep in the Grocery Store parking lot
a couple of weeks ago. Thought he just needed a jump so busted out the cables and
nothing. So I gave them a ride home (15 miles away!) and we started talking. They
hit a deer the year prior in Sturgis, ND and the wife broke her ankle, the bike was
totaled, and he ended up with really bad road rash, and what else, a busted hip that
required a total hip replacement. He was still gimping more than a year after.
It's like all signs point to, "Count your blessings, Dude, and move the fuck on!"
Maybe I'll buy a boat and just go fishing.