You should save it. Store it in a garage or shed where weather will not deteriorate it and people will not remove or alter the post collision condition. Save all the loose pieces too. All of this may later prove to be important in an accident reconstruction.

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Q: After the collision what should I do with the motorcycle?

A: You should save it. Store it in a garage or shed where weather will not deteriorate it and people will not remove or alter the post collision condition. Save all the loose pieces too. All of this may later prove to be important in an accident reconstruction.


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