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Old 02-09-2009, 12:19 PM   #31
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Riderless Nomad does a 180-degree flip

Valdez, Have you noticed any unusual vibration since the tumble? That might be a concern.



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Old 02-09-2009, 12:46 PM   #32
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Thanks for the suggestions and concerns - I've looked it over well. There are no dings on the frame or bottom of the engine. I rode it 90MPH without incident. I'm pretty much amazed that nothing more can be found. I did more damage cleaning it one day than this accident caused ??? The truck that hit me had more damage than the bike. This is a baffle'r :-/ but I'm not complaining.... We're riding!


 
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Old 02-09-2009, 04:03 PM   #33
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Glad the bike wasn't laid up. That would really suck. I think we all should have a backup. Maybe we could get bailed out if that happens.
I'll go halvies on a KLR650 with ya. We can keep it in my garage to keep it out of the weather.......
 
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Old 02-09-2009, 07:52 PM   #34
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A year or so ago my bike got knocked over in the parking lot at work. Nobody reported it, and the insurance company paid $1800 in damages. Windshield, mirror, turn signal, light, engine guard, saddle bag handle, etc. It actually got knocked over on the right side of the bike. It sounds like you got lucky.
didn't a deer hit you after that? You've about got a new bike in parts! LOL. Your angels are working overtime.
Yeah, I've managed to replace a few parts over the past year or so. Fortunately, none of the damage affected the frame or forks. The owner of American Ironhorse said this is the most solid bike he's seen. He said if this had been a Harley, they would have totaled it and started over. The Nomad is build like a tank.
 
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Old 02-10-2009, 08:12 AM   #35
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Glad the bike wasn't laid up. That would really suck. I think we all should have a backup. Maybe we could get bailed out if that happens.
I'll go halvies on a KLR650 with ya. We can keep it in my garage to keep it out of the weather.......
I was thinking my garage would be OK. :) :)



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