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Mr C	09-Apr-2005 15:27

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Not as bad as my mate said or as I thought it would have been. I'll just leave it to the Insurance companies to do what ever now
Just depressing me that its outside getting wet and rusty.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...y/DSC08444.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...y/DSC08447.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...y/DSC08449.jpg

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Mr C	09-Apr-2005 16:00

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Originally posted by Dseered
It does look in a sorry state, hope you are feeling better mate !

Cringeful isnt it!

I've now got aches and pains in places i didnt know existed. But will hopefully be back up and on the road again soon. Cant miss Raiding the Lakes. I'll bring you some Chorley Cake

Mr C	09-Apr-2005 16:11

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Originally posted by Dseered
Is it an aftermarket paintjob, or is it a factory special, could be a bugger to match !

It was an Aftermarket Paint job, They may right it off as its going to need
Full Fairing inc Seat unit
Rear Wheel
RH Handle Bar & Lever
Carbon Clutch Cover
Carbon V Peice
Front Mudguard
R/H Pipe is scuffed (Promotive Ti)
Plus all labour cost etc
Frame is not marked but id want to still be checked for straigtness.
So when you add it up its not going to be cheap.
If they do write it off I'm going to ask to buy the salvage back.

nathanhu

09-Apr-2005 16:14

thats a great shame , looks like youve put a lot of time and money into it.

hope this will make you feel a bit better..........
it was 2 months old

Mr C	09-Apr-2005 16:18

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Originally posted by nathanhu
thats a great shame , looks like youve put a lot of time and money into it.

hope this will make you feel a bit better..........
it was 2 months old

Cant take all the Credit. JPM Blinged it up before i bought it.
Is that your bike in the pic? That is a sad sight

nathanhu

09-Apr-2005 16:20

yep 2 months old and i threw it into the armco on the nürburgring only took about 2 months to repair , where as its taken me the last 5 years:lol:

Simon Reed

09-Apr-2005 19:38

personally,i don't think,that theres sufficient damage there,to write it it off,they'll mend it !,but,you never know !!

:puzzled:

JPM	09-Apr-2005 19:53

Paul...

What have you done to my... sorry your pride and joy!!!

Main thing is you're OK, damage doesn't look too bad to be honest, as and when you know what's going on let me know and I'll put you in touch with Mike @rage designs as he did the paintwork etc

Chin up!

Mr C	09-Apr-2005 20:08

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Originally posted by Dseered
Don't want to cause undue worry but do the insurance know its a race rep ?? May cause problems if not, also is it down on the V5 as multi coloured and not RED/yellow ??

I once got pulled in my Citroen Dyane and the Police man got really arsey about every panel being a different colour, lucy I had it registered as multi coloured !!!

Just a thought, if they get picky it may be wise to accept it repaired back to original and then patch your panels up, flog the new stuff on ebay ??

Insurance will be fine I am covered for any Car/Bike under my Traders policy

I'm more Concern about you owning a Citroen Dyane :D
Have you any pics

Mr C	09-Apr-2005 20:11

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Originally posted by JPM
Paul...

What have you done to my... sorry your pride and joy!!!

Main thing is you're OK, damage doesn't look too bad to be honest, as and when you know what's going on let me know and I'll put you in touch with Mike @rage designs as he did the paintwork etc

Chin up!

I'll hopefully know within a week or two.
And there was me a few weeks ago paranoid about stuffing it on a Trackday!!!
Atleast there are no Novice drivers waiting to pull out on you on the Track.

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