Really sorry to hear that hope all is well with you the bike can get fixed , yep use the insurance thats what it's for.
South Dakota for me about 30 years ago Harley Superglide on the way to yellowstone, I saw a sign that said no gas for 90 miles turned around and filled up ask the guy about the road ahead said hey it looks like rain he said that a the desert out there never hardly rains, but found out at 60 mph the road was scraped away and nothing but mud that had just got rained on dropped the bike, the only way to move was push down with my feet pulling up on the bars and slipping the clutch slowly.
after dropping the bike about the sixth time I just could not pick it up anymore, this wounderful gentlemen that was a greyhound bus driver stopped got out in his really nice shiny shoes waded in mud about 8 inches deep to help me get it up one more time, what an angel he was, that was enough to get me to the end of no blacktop and on to a nice guy letting me use his hose behind a gas station for hours to get all the mud off, man I know what ya mean it sucks.:22yikes: