| Author | Message | ||
     Wch |
I've settled with the insurance company and am keeping my S2. While the damage seems to be cosmetic (turn signals, paint, shifter lever, etc) I am not going to rebuild it. I may part it out but I think I'd rather sell it whole to someone in the community, especially if I knew that they were interested in restoring it. Any advice either way is appreciated. | ||
| Hogluvr |
Definitely let someone here save it! Pics and price will help. | ||
| Onahog |
Fix it and get back on it Bro...Hb | ||
| Ratbuell |
Let it sit for a bit. You'll miss it. I suspect a rebuild is in the future  | ||
| Wch |
Gentlemen - Thanks for the feedback. I am going to sit on it, though I am still leaning toward selling it. Unfortunately family is completely freaked out and asking me not to ride for a while (okay, not to ride ever again) mostly because I got hit again this past week. This time in my truck, again by someone running a stop sign. I am okay, truck is not so good. Anyway, I will think about the restore and, in the meantime, will post a link to a bunch of photos of the bike. | ||
| Zenbiker |
Good for you Bill! Best wishes and watch out for the idiots!! | ||
| Bluzm2 |
Bill, I'm sure there is someone here that will take if if you really want to sell it. I'd seriously consider it if you weren't so far away. Brad | ||
| Bartimus |
Brad, You should buy my S2, its up for sale... I'd like to see it go to a good home, and I could deliver, or meet halfway  (Message edited by bartimus on November 07, 2012) | ||
| Bluzm2 |
Do you know how dead I'd be if I brought another motorcycle home? Jan already calls me a bike hoarder. Plus, she doesn't know about the Norton Commando..... |
