14-02-12, 10:23 PM
Just check the bike in daylight and be extremely thorough. Check the alignment, check for minor fractures all over the frame, basically check the whole bike...not just the rear end (but focus mainly at the rear of course).
Personally, if there's no damage then I wouldn't bother with insurance. Sounds like much ado about nothing and will only end up costing someone money and that someone will ultimately be me!! :lol
Personally, if there's no damage then I wouldn't bother with insurance. Sounds like much ado about nothing and will only end up costing someone money and that someone will ultimately be me!! :lol