My muffler is on the right side, all my damage is on the left.
Hard to say if an air vest would have made any difference. I think my whole body and insides got twisted and shook up pretty good.
I’m pretty sad- I still love riding, but never want to go through this pain again, or worse.
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Your damage is very similar to mine but mine was on the right side and unfortunately the muffler suffered as well.
All parts ordered except a new tannex mirror and engine guards. Cost about $180 shipped.
I’ll put the stock mirrors back on for now, and probably just remove the engine guards for the sale.
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So, you're going to sell it?
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Yea. I am still in great pain in many places, and tonight is a week.
Right now last week I was in the trauma unit, so I keep telling myself I am slowly getting better.
I am out of work for many weeks, and no work = no pay.
I never want to be in this pain again or worse.
I am going to trailer the bike back to the local dyno shop once I am able to do so and will perform some final runs to see what Guhl’s ecu tuning did.
Somebody is going to get a very cool, comfortable, well sorted bike.
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Josh, I am very sorry to hear this.
wait till you're over 50 and those pains come from just life...
I'm sorry to hear that Josh but I understand. I reached a point in my late 30's that I decided it wasn't worth the risk. It wasn't a single accident but more of an amalgam of experiences that convinced me. You may decide to come back to it some day as I have, you may not. Either way I wish you the best. Maybe we can still meet in Frenchtown someday, we'll bring the wives (gf in my case) and meet for lunch.
I’m sorry too, PowerDubs, but I understand.