Got into an accident, bike needs repair

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JimmyJam

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I got into a highway accident last week, I'm okay. Thank goodness for protective gear, saved my life. Firm believer now in AGATT!

My bike is not okay, and I need a shop that'll repair and get it going again.
I'm going through insurance and would like a good shop that does good work. My bike is a Honda CBR F4i.

Any recommendations within the GTA? Thanks in advance :)
 
JimmyJam said:
I got into a highway accident last week, I'm okay. Thank goodness for protective gear, saved my life. Firm believer now in AGATT!

My bike is not okay, and I need a shop that'll repair and get it going again.
I'm going through insurance and would like a good shop that does good work. My bike is a Honda CBR F4i.

Any recommendations within the GTA? Thanks in advance :)
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How much damage is done to it?
Pretty much if it needs a new body and a couple small things you might be looking at a write-off....
 
jeffjones said:
How much damage is done to it?
Pretty much if it needs a new body and a couple small things you might be looking at a write-off....
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It'll need atleast one side of the fairing and the engine oil was leaking. Might or might not be a write-off..we'll see, just need to get it to a good shop that deals with Honda bikes first.
 
Heritage is a good place.

24 Ingram Dr
Toronto, ON M6M 2L6
(416) 249-0422

Check him out int he review section too. Does great work.
 
JimmyJam said:
It'll need atleast one side of the fairing and the engine oil was leaking. Might or might not be a write-off..we'll see, just need to get it to a good shop that deals with Honda bikes first.
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Was it the left side?

One side fairing + stator cover + couple scratches + maybe a new peg, clip on or mirror = very high chance of a write off.

Whatever shop you go with, check if they charge for storage if you decide to not have them go ahead with the repairs. I got ****ed by this last year.

Also check with your insurance company-- some will send their own to do the damage assessment. This means you could have your bike at home and then decide whether you'll tow it to a shop once it's officially been deamed repairable.
 
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The corporate answer is to take a Honda to a Honda dealer where it will be (Theoretically) brought back to Honda specifications. Opinions may vary.
 
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