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Old 20-May-2005, 16:43   #1
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How much to fix it?
Whats your guess at the cost of fixing my bike???

£3000?
£4000?

Well your wrong..............................














The inspector report says it will be about........

wait for it...........


£9900
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Old 20-May-2005, 16:47   #2
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EEEK!
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Old 20-May-2005, 17:46   #3
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Are you the guy whos only TPFT too? If so mate, talk about bad luck!! Is there anything you can salvage to at least put towards a new bike???
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Old 20-May-2005, 17:49   #4
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Looks like there would be a queue for your crank cases!
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Old 20-May-2005, 17:50   #5
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Bloody Hell! You were not messing about when ya crashed!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 20-May-2005, 18:53   #6
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F'in Hell - did you ride off a cliff on it ???

I imagine the labour costs alone would add up to thousands - would take longer to rebuild than it takes to build a new one in the factory !

Could always put a bit of glass on top and hve it as a coffee table in your living room - would be an interesting conversation piece....

[Edited on 20-5-2005 by mikecardiff]
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Old 22-May-2005, 19:19   #7
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unlucky chris

whatever you do mate dont give up, you had a freak accident but dont let it put you off, mind you thats one expensive repair bill

can you claim off your mates insurance who took you all down ???
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Old 22-May-2005, 19:37   #8
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Wow some crash mate hope you are ok ???
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Old 23-May-2005, 10:40   #9
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Hi guys,

Yeah its a pretty big amount of cash to swallow. I was TPFT but i should be ok to claim off my mates insurance. The claim is all on hold now untill i get to speak to him. He is now out of intesive care and waiting for his 8th opperation. Unfortunatley they have been unable to save his right leg below the kneebut at least he is still with us. Im still not sure about riding again right now but will give it some time and thought. I am due to have an opperation to remove the metal work from the thight i broke last year so will be back on the crutches for a few weeks
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Old 23-May-2005, 11:10   #10
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Yeah life isnt so great right now
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