Hi everyone,

There are SOME nice people on this forum, and S0ME 

So it isn't insured? If you sell it the way it is you won't get much money for it - is it stuck in gear or is the selector bent so that you cant move it into gear - you need to get someone with a bit of knowledge about getting it started then get a few quotes to fix it up

Sorry to hear about the accident, hope he recovers soon.

You won't get much selling it as is and it'll be very difficult to sell.   Get it assessed by a repairer and get a quote for the damages they may be minor if you say that to the eye they aren't that bad.

Welcome Jan and hope hubby is feeling better.

If you can post up a few pics that would help give us an idea.
Accident damaged bikes can have hidden damage, like like slightly bent frame and swingarm etc'.
Also Vrod's aren't quite as popular as big twins, so as a shot in the dark not knowing what's needed, I would think
anywhere around the $12-15k mark as is.
Try and get a quote for repairs, then look at the asking price 2nd hand and go from there.
Looking at bikesales, they are asking from $17k up, and repairs would likely start at $1.5k upwards.

Hope this helps.

 

Hi Jan, Welcome to the forum.

Sorry to hear of yours and hubbies dilema. Hope he recovers with little grief.

 

Have you thought about contacting the guys that you bought the bike from? They would be able to advise you about repair costs and selling the bike, although, they most probably wouldn't offer you as much as you would get by selling privately,,,, if you've got the time and are prepared for the effort.

 

Your hubbie is a lucky guy,,, in more ways than one 

Sorry aqbout the accident i would get it in working order then sell it go see a bike shop or someone who knows what they are doing and get a price on geting it fixed.Good luck and i hope it dose not cost to much to fix and i hope you get a good price when you sell it.

Hi Firey,

Thanks for your advice.

Hi Etch,

Thanks for taking time to reply to me and your kind words.

Hi Rider,

Thanks for the welcome and taking the time to reply to me.

Hi Big_ Dave,

Thanks for your message.

 

 

Hi kingchops,

Thanks for your advice.

Hi speedzter,

Thanks for your advice.

 

Hi sparkie001,

Thanks for the welcome.

 

 

Hi steamer,

Thanks for your reply, he was wearing an open face helmet.

Greetings

Hi Everyone,

No More NR !!!!!!!!

 

 

hi bonez,
i would be interested in taking on a project like this
drop me an email tonysilvestro@hotmail.com and ill give you my contact details thanks

hey bonez , what about the car that was at fault , any witnesses , hope it all works out for you both , very sad .