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Leave the key in it, let it be stolen and you can then get the 1100 version and still have 1000 left for goodies.
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Bad time to total a bike
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Not a chance! I don't want the 1100. I don't need an IMU or touchscreen dash. Could've bought a 2020 when I got the '19. I have what I want and I just finished getting it all set up how I want it. Roughly 5000 miles on it now, just getting broken in!
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I seem to remember that conversation now.
What do you think about doing the eat and shoot next week? That thread about the English pub got me salivating for fish and chips. Got a good place for that on the corner of Malcomson and Grant (Crafthouse Grill).
What do you think about doing the eat and shoot next week? That thread about the English pub got me salivating for fish and chips. Got a good place for that on the corner of Malcomson and Grant (Crafthouse Grill).
Got a particular day in mind? I have a trip to prep for next week.
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None in particular. Wednesday is reserved for Katy Bike Night, when it happens. My schedule is open so you can select a day according to you trip prep needs. Or hold off for another time if that's better.
It's the new rip off by the insurance industry. Total it out for a lower price and pay you less. Then take the wrecked bike / car to auction and sell it to someone who will fix it. My newer car that cost 22k will probably be worth 4-5k when paid off after 6 years. I'm going straight to liability when it's paid off and take my chance.
does that include a milk crate?
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NADA doesn't but your insurance company should. Progressive does.
And way better than if you'd just grabbed the check and ran. It's some work but you got $1500 extra out of it all.
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Always insist on a OEM milk crate, not the flimsy aftermarket ones like you can get at Walmart or target. Borden makes the best.
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So $4300 for a 2006 Sprint ST? That's probably fair for a plain jane one that was acceptably taken care of. It's a down payment at least.
So, now it's time to go shopping.
Ended up 4900 after 500 deductible, so 5400 total. It had the matching side cases and a few other items, had 50k miles, and was in pretty decent shape.