Suzuki vs Kenworth

**Hitcher** · 11th October 2012, 20:58

Trusty Clayton's Bandit is officially uneconomic to repair. Sadness abounds hither. Farewell Bluey.

**mulletman** · 11th October 2012, 21:11

Bummer dude... so the search starts a fresh for a new stead !

**ducatilover** · 11th October 2012, 21:16

Bugger Hitcher.

**Crasherfromwayback** · 11th October 2012, 22:37

Originally Posted by Hitcher

Trusty Clayton's Bandit is officially uneconomic to repair. Sadness abounds hither. Farewell Bluey.

Sad I know.But would you really want it back after a Kenworth had dry humped it?

**Gremlin** · 11th October 2012, 22:40

Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback

Sad I know.But would you really want it back after a Kenworth had dry humped it?

wot e sed. And maybe they miss things, and it's economic to repair, and it's never quite right...

Never fear, there's another bike out there that needs to be used

**Crasherfromwayback** · 12th October 2012, 00:13

Originally Posted by Gremlin

wot e sed. And maybe they miss things, and it's economic to repair, and it's never quite right...

:

Nah we've got it at work. It's 100% fucked.

**Oblivion** · 12th October 2012, 00:47

Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback

Nah we've got it at work. It's 100% fucked.

Are we talking fucked as in uneconomical to repair mechanical wise? Or cosmetics wise?

**BoristheBiter** · 12th October 2012, 06:41

Originally Posted by Oblivion

Are we talking fucked as in uneconomical to repair mechanical wise? Or cosmetics wise?

being run over by a truck i would say it's "proper fucked"

**nzspokes** · 12th October 2012, 06:59

Well how we are looking at it as Sharons bike was much loved is that at least your alive. Everything else is gravy.

**carburator** · 12th October 2012, 07:01

kenworths don't tend to use lube when they !@#$ things, Internationals on the other hand leak worse than british bikes..

**Hitcher** · 12th October 2012, 08:20

Originally Posted by Oblivion

Are we talking fucked as in uneconomical to repair mechanical wise? Or cosmetics wise?

Insurance companies don't distinguish. They're only interested in the total cost of making good. Whoever buys it from the insurance company will need to figure out the mechanicals vs cosmetics bit.