Son had a wreck.....

[Justin Link]

Originally Posted by RowdyRed94

And if you do that, you'll probably have no issues. Chances are this is noticeable before total failure.

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[DragonRider]

Originally Posted by RowdyRed94

Squids waste no time in destroying their bikes. I have no doubt that this 21-year old bought "the fastest bike on the road" for good reason - to show off. It did not break in half at 25. It was broken well before that ride, it just chose then to collapse.

I agree totally with Rowdy on this ...motorcyles don't break for no reason,there is always a reason. It depends if the owner is MAN ENOUGH to admit they did damage(stunting,wheelies,stoppies,dropping them,100 MPH plus blasts) to the bike before the failure or not. You will be hard pressed to find many ,if any squids to own up and take responsibility for their actions.
Manufacturers are not going to cover stuff like this unless you can prove the bike has not been raced , stunted on or whatever. They do extensive testing and research of these bikes before they hit the market. They know what the bikes are capable of handling,stress wise.

[EWChimp]

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Hope your son heals up quickly, glad he's okay. Good luck parting out the bike.