Okay brains trust; Can You Appeal A Stat Write Off? From a quick google search I'm pretty sure the answer is 'no' but I thought I would garner the combined wisdom of the forum's brains trust and its expansive knowledge in all things dodgy.
I find it hard to believe this bike is a stat write off. I can only see superficial cosmetic damage.
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Can You Appeal A Stat Write Off?
Can You Appeal A Stat Write Off?
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Re: Can You Appeal A Stat Write Off?
Looks like its sold so cant see the pix.
I think once its recorded its a done deal.
I think once its recorded its a done deal.
Re: Can You Appeal A Stat Write Off?
Yeah as far as I know, there is no way around it.
RD350LC- RGV Mods, PWK28's
RZ500 - YZR Replica, PWK28's
RZ500 - YZR Replica, PWK28's
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That's how they feed the spare parts business......
And it's a lottery between the different states too. Call me paranoid? Check out the difference between stat write offs in Vic vs. Qld. Vic hardly a scratch, Qld need train to have run over your bike........
And it's a lottery between the different states too. Call me paranoid? Check out the difference between stat write offs in Vic vs. Qld. Vic hardly a scratch, Qld need train to have run over your bike........
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They changed the write-off laws in NSW to stop cars being stolen for parts. So now there's no such thing as a repairable write-off.
That actually hurt the parts (including wreckers) industry because SOME people were repairing the cars legitimately. But way too many were buying a repairable write-off, then stealing a car for the parts to fix it, and on-selling it.
That actually hurt the parts (including wreckers) industry because SOME people were repairing the cars legitimately. But way too many were buying a repairable write-off, then stealing a car for the parts to fix it, and on-selling it.
RD350LC- RGV Mods, PWK28's
RZ500 - YZR Replica, PWK28's
RZ500 - YZR Replica, PWK28's
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I dunno, I had a Gixxer as a write off that really looked like it could have been repaired - was a stupidly low speed hit and drop.
Maybe my store just wanted me to buy a new bike and quoted high - not even sure the insurance company sent out an actual assessor.
I had a car rip off one of my rearsets in another accident and still managed to stay upright - was a bit hairy - thank fuck for my boots. They replaced the frame on that one. I swear the bike felt nicer than it did from the factory after that. I wonder how close the labor costs + frame cost must have been to writing that one off.
Hrmn I have the exact model bike as OP's link in my garage, 2007 Z750 in green. Solid bike.
It's done 100,000kms and never missed a beat - reliable bastards - probably selling it to fund more 2T parts though -I don't need that many horses, or so my lady says.
The only thing you can do with a stat write off is take the parts and find a rolling chassis that isn't a write off and transfer parts across. or flog the parts off - god I hate selling things though... people are insanely frustrating to deal with when selling parts or anything at all really. It's always a pleasant shock when someone contacts you and doesn't faff you about.