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(03-18-2018, 02:38 AM)RLS_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for everyone's condolences on the loss of my bike. I have been thinking of buying a 2014 Valkyrie, but that was only as a second bike to the CB. Hopefully a CB will be available.
I know of one 2014 at the dealer in Waycross, GA. Two 2013's at the dealer in Statesboro, GA., one demo and one new.
STUPID accident...and sorry to hear..Sad
If this is an insurance write off or too risky to fix it, make every effort to get another CB... I would stick with Ferret advice.

Good luck with CBBiker

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Sorry for the loss! If I had it to do it today, I'd have to give a hard look at the new Triumphs! Still love my CB though.

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That is the saddest sight I've seen in a long time! Best of luck in your next step forward.
That’s unfortunate but at least you’re not injured.
My 2013 is for sale and is available with the stock wheels (sold the gold rims).
RLS, what rotten luck. Glad you’re OK.
OMG what a mess, sorry to hear. Good news is that you still see new 14's out there so dont give up hope if you want another one
RLS, sorry about the bad luck! It's a common phrase, but I know how you feel. I actually SAW my bike get hit in a parking lot. An old man swung a little wide entering his parking space and hit the rear of my bike, slamming it into the pickup parked next to me. Sadly, the old man wasn't even aware of what he'd just done.
RLS, glad that didn't involve your person. People are more and more preoccupied every day. Hope you find a replacement.
I would have had some extremely heated words to say to that woman.

(and the old man mentioned in the post above as well).
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