Popped over a small hill and the road went 85 degrees both left and right, essentially a tee intersection, don't recall any warning signs. Got on the brakes and ended up in a high side. Sent me on my back and slid in to the grass with the bike on it's right side sliding with me. That's the best I can describe it. I have the tip over bars from the previous owner and they took most of the beating, but the middle fairing is busted up from the bar being bent all the way in, took the air wing with it. Both front and back foot peg snapped at the mounting points. The luggage bracket busted where the latch hooks on. The upper fairing broke in one spot near the turn signal and the windscreen cracked on the left side at the second screw from the top. The back tip over bar kept the exhaust safe somehow. The luggage is intact, but scratched up and some chips in the reflector. I didn't think it was gonna get pricey with so few parts, but man it doesn't take long. They are insane what they want for the bags, will have to look in to aftermarket. Gonna add up the damage and see where I stand. Either way, hate to say it, but I'm giving up riding. Already put my 2006 KLR up for sale on Craigslist, the Concours will follow soon as I decide with or without being fixed. It's a 2004 with only 22,000 miles and would make a great bike for someone. Brake pads and tires are essentially new, not that those are terribly expensive. Engine didn't receive any damage either. Mostly simple parts that need replaced. I rode it home 100 miles, the rear tip over bar served as my foot rest. I really hate to give up riding, but sometimes you have to know when your done.