My father is an avid outdoorsman and hunter. He taught me to hunt and I got a couple deer when I was young. It wasn't my thing, but I'm ready to take up hunting just so I can blast as many of those things into oblivion as possible!

 

Glad you are okay, hope the you and the bike gets fixed up, def a good reason to wear the gear.

 

Well it's official, the Dyna is totaled. I'm still healing so I'm just gonna take my time & see what's available in the used market. Maybe "catch lightning in a bottle" as they say.

 

You could buy your bike from the insurance company and rebuild it and chronicle it for your YouTube channel. It's good content and you get to keep your bike. That's a win-win right there.

 

Good on ya, stay at it. Glad to hear of the progress! Don't trust your adjuster to know squat. Talk with the service manager about their take on the bike. I've been where you are and took it in the *** from my insurance company. One that's reported as top notch. After I got hit the bike booked at $16,500 and some change. Damage came to damn near $15,000. The insurance company fixed it even after the service manager told him plain n simple the bike was junk! Frame was bent and there wasn't something that wasn't broken or dented. Rear tire was touching the frame. They brought a bunch of it in with a scoop shovel.

I didn't take the bike back or the insurance company. I bought a new Street Glide, traded the abomination in on trade. POS!

Do as your doctors want you to. It will all be good! Take care.