Summit X Part Out??

How many miles? Any add ons?

If you dont mind, How much did they give you for it? and how much to buy it back?

I'd buy it back. Its just a little bend in the bulkhead....I've been riding mine like that for two years. Buy it back and ride the hell out of it! And when it goes down for the count (probably the next time you have a large front end collision), you can use the rest of the insurance money to buy a new sled. Ta da....

Dealer doesn't have the final word, the insurance company does. However, the dealer can influence the insurance company representative one way or the other, but in the end it is up to the insurance company.

Typical rule of thumb is 80% of the sled value in repairs will equal a total loss. But there is definite room there and you don't necessarily have to accept a total loss and if it is right on the edge of that 80% range, the dealer can easily find some areas to cut some money and not compromise quality, detail, fit, finish, etc.

I've fought for my customers in the past and gotten insurance companies to repair sleds that they at first deemed a total loss. If your sled was tip top to begin with, is not easily replaced with a comparable unit, then it is in both party's interest to fix it as reasonably as possible.

you will never find a true mountain sled that isnt off at least a 1/4 inch everywhere. panels that dont line up perfect, a tunnel thats not tweeked a little. just from having the sh%t rode out of the. buy it back, straighten it out the best you can. use some good rivets, and rivet a backing plate at the bend and ride it like you stole it!!!!