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Modified by georgiajdm at 10:30 PM 5/24/2003

 

Dude!! That sucks!

 

damn thats terrible.....how did you drop it?

 

Is this ur first bike?

My wife dropped her SV on the second ride....

 

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stalled and the bike went to the right, couldn't keep it up so it went down.

 

pay more attention.

 

your post in another thread

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Eh I've seen worse, just keep your balance and relax.

 

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this is georgiajdm...

yeah i know, i'm eating my words.... it's not like i low sided and wiped out though...

 

That sucks , but it wasnt bad so think of it that way, could of been worse.

Nice bike btw

 

dood whatever, **** happens. I cant even tell your bikes damaged and your fine, so f*ck it keep ridin.

Later

 

why would i laugh? It's ******* sad. I guess you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink or whatever. At least I didn't tell you so

 

that really sucks...but dont let it get you down....just keep ridin...late!

 

Poor RR. My friend stalled today on a hill and almost dropped it. We were waiting for cars to stop coming so we could turn right at a light then the last car passed and he went to go and stalled. At first I was like oh **** he's gonna set it down...then he saved it and I started laughing like hell.

 

The damage does not like bad at all. I bet that no one will notice it and you will have to point it out to them. But man you jinxed yourself with that post you made. Just gain the knowledge of your mistake and move on.

 

Ouch, that's sad, see why people assume you are gonna drop it, **** happens, learn from your mistakes.

 

poor bike... poor ego... I felt horrible the first time I dropped my bike... the 2nd time, not so much

 

That is nothing! Big deal! You didn't break any signals, mirrors, no cracked plastic, nothing!

Please do yourself a favor. Get some frame savers on that bike now before you regret it in the future.

 

dont let it bother you........most people drop there bike........get it out of your head and keep riding....have fun


steve

 

Well, this is the reason why you should not buy a new expensive first bike. Oh well, what's done is done, and you're okay from the experience.

 

thats a nice bike , wish i had the money to buy one . to bad about your incident

 

How tall are you ? Were you stopped, or were you moving (even slightly) ?

Anyone seen that video of the guy on the yellow 999 Duc where he's pulling out of a garage bay or something, it stalls and he falls right over ?

I still don't understand how he dropped it. Heh, I'd throw myself under the bike first, lol. A friend of mine did that a couple weeks ago when he got off his Tiller and the stand wasn't all the way down.

 

.that stinks. .dont let it happen again . . . . or at least try not to.

 

Yup, it happens.

Now be careful and go have fun.

 

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That is why both my bike and the wifeys are used. It's less painful when dropped.