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Lee > The majority of the damage done to the bike. Can you believe that between this, the muffler, and the right saddle bage the parts alone total over $4800?
Lee > Luckily the aftermarket seat survived without a scratch. I saved this from the salvage yard, but sadly could not rescue any other aftermarket parts.
Lee > Very little damage was done to my riding jacket. Primarily because I slid mostly on my right arm and left knee. This is the right sleeve which slid up immediately after impact, exposing my forearm to road rash.
Lee > Here's the part of the bike that hit the asphalt first. Stripped off some plastic, and scratched the rest. The mirror and boot show damage, but it stayed attached to the bike.
The majority of the damage done to the bike. Can you believe that between this, the muffler, and the right saddle bage the parts alone total over $4800?
Lee > The majority of the damage done to the bike. Can you believe that between this, the muffler, and the right saddle bage the parts alone total over $4800?
The majority of the damage done to the bike. Can you believe that between this, the muffler, and the right saddle bage the parts alone total over $4800?
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