Ehh it will buff out...
Hope you heal up quick, just remember if they "fix it " do not except it unless it is perfect.

 

YMMV. In many states the insurance company would be required to release the bike with a salvage title. This requires keeping all the receipts and having the bike inspected indetail before it can be registered - and each successive owner must do the same. Other states have a repair title, or allow a clear title once it's repaired and inspected. But it always impacts resale value,

 

I got hit by the storm this afternoon on my home from work. It started coming down real hard as I made the left turn into Stoneybrook Estates from Warwick Blvd. Hope it all works out for you and get healed up fast!

 

Glad you're okay... and thanks for the pics.

 

Hell yeah...the list of parts is long but distinguished (Top Gun reference)

I'l take a bad bike and an OK me. Good luck to him.

Thanks man, it was raining and blowing and storming so bad here in Hampton that my garage leaked

 

Glade you are ok get well soon.

 

Glad you are ok. The Lord was looking out for you. You can get another bike.

 

Speedy recovery... bodies are harder to fix than bikes....

 

Man I hate seening **** like that. Glad you are still among us and hope you get everything right and fixed soon.

Take care.

 

Seeing your bike and that ankle makes me recall my own golden rule,"If the road is wet, slooow down."
Too many times I thought awe hell,it's all good ,only to find the slick spot.
Good luck with the double vision,hope ya heal up 100%!

(been there done that, 6 surguries to put bones back where they should be)