Motorcycle and Scooter appreciation

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kilo24 in reply to @pdlouche

Yes I think I’m going to push for replacement. A new seat is just under £300 and getting it repaired is going to be a pain in the arse and I’ll be without a bike whilst it’s done. The saddle was also in fairly immaculate condition so me stapling a cover on is never going to look as good.
The fire brigade insurers seem to be not overly fussed about paying out so hopefully they won’t care.

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pdlouche in reply to @kilo24

I’d just go for new everything. It wasn’t your fault and it was unavoidable*. You should get your bike back to the condition it was before it got love-tackled.

(As in, you couldn’t have predicted and avoided it. Certainly they could have avoided it by moving more safely.)

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PhilDAS in reply to @pdlouche

You should get your bike back to the condition it was before it got love-tackled.

This. Insurance and liability is there to return you to the same place as you were before anything happened, not just make right the damage.

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