Rebuilding a Cross Bones from the ground up.
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If they don't total it, they will probably want a legit shop to rebuild it. If the fram needs to be replaced, Harley won't give the dealer a new one untill the dealer cuts the neck off of your old frame and sends it to them with the serial numbers on it. If it is totaled, the insurance company will cut you a check for the value of the bike but then the bike will belong to them, you can contact them and find out how much they want for the bike, but it won't have a title at that point anymore. In Ohio if you re-build a totaled bike/ car or whatever. You have to have it inspected when you are done before you can get the registration to get plates. If you pass the inspection you get the salvage title.
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As some of you may know, my XBONES was wrecked a couple of days ago. I towed it to the dealership today and they said it may be totaled. Whether it is, or it isn't, the crash was 100% the fault of the cager. The police report says so, her insurance company acknowledged this, and she even got a ticket for careless driving. So I wont feel bad about having this bike made EXACTLY the way I want it.
I put a hold on my Shade Tree rear fender because I may get one of the custom paint sets. I like this one a lot, so I need the fender to match. I am also considering beach bars or monkey bars. I've got a lot to think about. Any suggestions on other upgrades that may come in handy or add style to my bike?
I put a hold on my Shade Tree rear fender because I may get one of the custom paint sets. I like this one a lot, so I need the fender to match. I am also considering beach bars or monkey bars. I've got a lot to think about. Any suggestions on other upgrades that may come in handy or add style to my bike?
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