just go out and attempt to buyt hte bike from parts and build a estimate list, lol.
"Penny S." <
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> Technician thoughtfully penned:
> >>> I checked with my parents homeowners a little while back. it covers 95% of the estimated
> >>> resale value of the bike.
> >>
> >> hmm, my homeowners covers replacement value. resale value only, that's scary.
> >>
> >> Penny
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> > and it's not like it is the full resale value either. maybe i could convince them it is worth
> > over a thousand in frame and parts ;-) maybe it actually is, i don't really know. i'll have to
> > research it i guess. an estimate would be around what, $300 for a low side, and $600 for a high
> > side? as i have never really had a quality bike until now i have no way of really estimating
> > it's insurable value by looking at
> > it.
>
> it depends on your agent. Most require you to submit proof of value... original invoice or
> something. For a used bike you'll probably have to do all sorts of "research" to prove your value.
>
> P.