Discen
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Spring Hill, TN
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I have a $1000 deductible - how does it work if I file a claim and buy it back? I've never actually had to do this, lol... always fixed it myself before but this may be beyond feasible efforts.
State Farm gave me a number of "salvage value". Then subtracted the deductible. This gives your net cost to buy it back. Write a check and it's yours.
Does your state have a salvage title? (Tennessee doesn't) If so, the bike will end up with a salvage title.
Next question... Can you make money if you part it out yourself?
Glad she's OK ! Good luck with it !
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notsowisecracker
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Salem, OR
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Just the gauges, tank, rear cowl alone add up to $1900. I
I didn't know what year yours is, but their price for those parts for a 2004 was $1300.
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Gotta buy from the right people if you want to hold extra gas.
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Hastatus Posterior
Join Date: Sep 2008
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Yep, we have lots of those (gravel roads joining popular public roads) in NZ as well. On corners, around blind corners, etc.
Farmer Brown pretty much does as he pleases: enters public roads with his tractor and trailer, dropping "half" his farm muck on the road and simply drives off.
Farmer Brown pretty much does as he pleases: enters public roads with his tractor and trailer, dropping "half" his farm muck on the road and simply drives off.
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