so apparently the answer is, take the money from the insurance company plus the bike and then sell the bike.

Quote from: justinrhenry on January 26, 2013, 08:15:59 AM
so apparently the answer is, take the money from the insurance company plus the bike and then sell the bike.

i personally would not sell the bike whole....would feel like bad Karma or something.

but i would part it out in a heartbeat!

Take the money and the bike.

The water doesn't seem to have been that high based on your example.

Be ethical and let the buyers know it was partly flooded...

This seems to be panedemic with insurance companies - one has to wonder how they manage to stay in business...oh, wait, they get bailed out by the taxpayers and then give themselves performance bonuses    

Quote from: 1.21GW on January 24, 2013, 10:02:58 PM
There is nothing fresh about the Hudson south of Yonkers.  Salt is the least of your concern.  

slightly off-topic...depending on the tide...either way it's always brackish.  But, I can remember as a kid (grew up two blocks from the Hudson in Yonkers) watching lots of ice float up and down the river, cause the fresh water from all the streams/creeks and farther upriver floats on top of the salt water and freezes below 32.

(do I really want to post this?)