Some dumbass hit my parked bike and now I need help??

[Rich9426]

Hey guys, remember that thread I started about the best mechanic in each state, well it looks like I need one now. I had my bike parked at a local park in Rhode Island, my wife and I took a walk and when we returned the bike was on the ground. I thought it was my fault until I noticed all the stress cracks in the back fender. Someone hit it trying to park, driving it to the ground. The DUMB ASS then left with no note. Looks like I need some parts but can't find anywhere to buy them. Can you guys help me out?? Thanks, rich

 

[pknowles]

Depending on the parts, I would start with Bigdogpartsking and then to the other vendors on here.

 

[Rich9426]

I couldn't find any contact information under the vendor list or on Google. Can you help me out?

 

[Mr. Wright]

Damm the lowlifes. Post some pictures and a list of what you need. Maybe someone will have what you need laying around.

 

[Mr. Wright]

http://www.bigdogbiker.com/forums/members/bigdogpartsking.html

 

[Rich9426]

It looks like I need a rear fender, rear right brake/directional light, brake handle, foot peg, mirrors and someone that knows how to match paint. I believe all the parts are OEM right from the factory when it was built . The bike is a 2003 Bulldog with only 5000 miles on it, so it was a gem. Let me know what you think

 

[woodbutcher]

a note for all to think about. BACK THE BIKE INTO THE PARKING SPACE! with it backed in, there is a strong possibility the bike will stay up on the kickstand and the front fender is higher than most car bumpers so less damage. if you pull it into the space, it will probably roll forward and the kickstand will go up, causing the bike to fall. and the rear fender is lower than most car bumpers, thereby causing more damage.

 

[jjarkys]

That sucks. I try to avoid generic parking spaces all together and park illegally or in a remote area away from idiots!

 

[Brew]

Sorry to hear this news. I hope someone comes forward that might have witnessed the event.

 

[SKOGDOG]

a note for all to think about. BACK THE BIKE INTO THE PARKING SPACE! with it backed in, there is a strong possibility the bike will stay up on the kickstand and the front fender is higher than most car bumpers so less damage. if you pull it into the space, it will probably roll forward and the kickstand will go up, causing the bike to fall. and the rear fender is lower than most car bumpers, thereby causing more damage.

Yes--always back in, and don't back up so far cagers
can't see your bike as they approach. I usually put my front tire
Even with their rear tire so the bike is visible to anyone approaching.

 

[txcrod6]

call Donna @ 620-257-2009....I just had a slip up with my bike and they got me on the right track to getting my bike back on the road.... the Kaptain and Wild Steed wouldn't be a bad place to also look...

 

[Engraver]

Check eBay seller:bigdogpartskingpin and seller:shovelhedkicker it's the same person they live just down the road from me. Sometimes the answer eBay emails but most times they don't.

 

[mirage814]

post a pic of your mirrors. Have a set off 07 Bulldog i can sell you reasonable.

 

[woodbutcher]

Check eBay seller:bigdogpartskingpin and seller:shovelhedkicker it's the same person they live just down the road from me. Sometimes the answer eBay emails but most times they don't.

engraver, we have them here on the site as members. that is who we talk about when we mention Derek or Donna. :2thumbs::2thumbs:

 

[BBChopper]

call Donna @ 620-257-2009....I just had a slip up with my bike and they got me on the right track to getting my bike back on the road.... the Kaptain and Wild Steed wouldn't be a bad place to also look...

 

[francoblay1]

Derek email: bdpartskingpin@yahoo.com Donna: blazer_093@yahoo.com Shop phone: 620-257-2009 (also takes text).

 

[Rufus1]

Had my bike tagged as it was parked. I left a half a car length behind him. He still managed to just hit the lower front fender he was lucky I notice til the next day. So it just a slight scuff mark. So not as bad as yours but it still a blemish. Hope you are able to fix soon and get back riding.