Crashes, Falls and Drops

[Maha]

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Carrying that non slip mat around must be a nuisance.

[old slider]

https://youtu.be/ndRF64N-PmQ

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I enjoyed watching that, with my luck I would rip the phucking seat off and the stand would fold up as it leaned back over. lol

[Black Knight]

Try doing that on a gravel surface-on your own.

[Big Dog]

Try doing that on a gravel surface-on your own.

Seen a similarly built lass do similar on grass to a GS.

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[Big Dog]

Carrying that non slip mat around must be a nuisance.

Being a Harley I assumed this was an oil catch mat.

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[Big Dog]

Try doing that on a gravel surface-on your own.

I have seen a similarly built lass do the same on wet grass to a GS.

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[Big Dog]

I enjoyed watching that, with my luck I would rip the phucking seat off and the stand would fold up as it leaned back over. lol

Film it.

Nah, it's easier than it looks. Marshall at races or track days of you want practice.

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[Maha]

Try doing that on a gravel surface-on your own.

What really happens, when all else fails, just lay beside the bike until someone stops '' everything okay mate''? '' oh yeah bro but giza lift''

[skinman]

Film it.

Nah, it's easier than it looks. Marshall at races or track days of you want practice.

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Of cause race bikes dont generally weigh about as much as a small country (except for the hyobag 250's, those things are awkward bastards)

[Big Dog]

Most 80s bikes are top heavy too.

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[Gremlin]

Try doing that on a gravel surface-on your own.

Tis a fair comment. I could easily create a situation where a girl is not picking up a bike. Easiest would be pea like gravel where your feet slide... I have a lot of experience dropping the bike in awkward places, then trying to get it up again

[Scubbo]

do you even lift?

[Big Dog]

do you even lift?
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Post a picture of some dude doing that with a GS and you will have our attention.

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[Bass]

I have a lot of experience dropping the bike in awkward places, then trying to get it up again

Deep dry sand is a bitch, especially on a slope with a heap of luggage - bike just keeps sliding away. Also, a standard size sidestand does no good at all. It may even be the reason the bike is having a nap in the first place.

I'm still contemplating a crack at the Simpson. I must be nuts.

[Bass]

Post a picture of some dude doing that with a GS and you will have our attention.

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Ummmm......... my GS fully loaded comes up more easily than my DR does - in sand too. Sadly, although my wife got the video of us going down, she didn't take one of me picking it up again.

Never aiming to get it above me but.