Pics of the Damage from the Wreck, and a Few Questions.. 56K beware

[rangerbrown]

fully covered? if so its totaled.

if not well its a lot of work but can be fixed.

[Turd Ferguson]

No, he only had liability.

-Turd.

[blue05twin]

Offer still stands if you need tools, place to work on your bike or if you just need some help turning nuts and bolts.

For fixing your rear subframe check in the phone book under collision repair.  Auto shops will be able to do it also.

Glad you wasn't hurt worse than you were.

[LimaXray]

What's up with the wiring in the back?  It's like uber messed with

If you just want to get the bike on the road, you can probably bend the subframe back yourself so it will be 'good enough.'  If you want the tail plastics to line up and everything to be nice and straight, bring it to a body shop. 

You *could* get an entire GSXR front end with forks, clipons, controls, rotors, calipers, wheel, fender, and digital gauges on eBay.  That would take care of most of your front end damage.  Someone would need to turn you a new stem, but you're a college boy, I'm sure your school has a lathe that you could get someone to machine you a stem on.  Then send me the digital gauges, I'll get them to work with the GS, and send them back to you.  Yeah, it would be super expensive and probably a dumb investment for a GS, but it would be pretty freaking nifty!         

[NiceGuysFinishLast]

The wiring in the back: The bolts that hold my license plate on have LEDs built into them, to shine onto the plate. The PO used quick connectors to splice in the lights. Which is good. Until they touch each other. So I wrapped them in electrical tape.