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What a pickle. If the tow company still has the bike, make sure they would allow someone to come over to look at it. Call your insurance company to see if they have someone that does damage assessments that will look at it. You may have to pay a fee.
If you manage to get someone from a dealership to look at it, you'll probably have to pay a fee. A dealership is not going to be anxious to help you, there's nothing in it for them. Plus they might lose an employee for a day if a defense attorney wants to ask questions about how did that employee arrive at a certain estimate.
I sympathize with you but I think you're between the proverbial rock and hard spot. I still wish you the best and I hope I am wrong.
If you manage to get someone from a dealership to look at it, you'll probably have to pay a fee. A dealership is not going to be anxious to help you, there's nothing in it for them. Plus they might lose an employee for a day if a defense attorney wants to ask questions about how did that employee arrive at a certain estimate.
I sympathize with you but I think you're between the proverbial rock and hard spot. I still wish you the best and I hope I am wrong.
