I'm not really waiting for one. So far so good...
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As the saying goes, "there are 2 types of riders, those who have gone down and those who will". Where do you fit in?
I'm not really waiting for one. So far so good...
Endo, Type 3 shoulder separation.
Sidswiped by a left turning cager (who also took off after he hit me! ). Low speed so only skinned knees.
Never......been at it since the mid 60's.........
went ditch surfing when i had to go wide in a corner because 2 harley riders coming my way were on my side of the road....cartwheeled when the bike hit a boulder in the ditch, walked away with a bruised hip.
99 Honda VTR1000F Firestorm
Kissed the concrete -twice already
Haven't gone down yet and don't plan to.
Ride:
2010 Suzuki SV650SA White (Current)
2009 Ninja 250r Black (2009 - 2010)
License:
GM (2010-07-07)
No one plans to... you can be the BEST rider in the country, but you can't take into account for all the dumb f#*kers out there who are BAD drivers. After 10 years of riding, I thought I was invincible, until...
...I took my first slide 4 months ago. This dumbass chick SLAMS on her brakes infront of me for ABSOLUTELY no reason. No car infront of her, no animal crossing the road, no reason at all. I jumped on my brakes HARD, locked up the front, and the bike slid out from underneath me.
What were my reasons for her? I don't know... she dropped her cigarette, dropped her cell phone, dropped mustard on her shirt? I still can't wrap my mind around why she slammed on the brakes...
~~Emilio~~
'98 Suzuki GSX-R750: Sold
'02 Yamaha R1: Sold
'06 Suzuki GSX-R1000 CUSTOM: Current
'08 Suzuki GSX-R750: Current
First day.
Panicked in an intersection (lights were changing and I was still waiting to make a left), gave it too much speed, object fixated on the curb, hopped the curb, I bounced off the bike, bike went down the sidewalk a few feet and fell over.
It was rush hour. Lots of spectators. Quite embarrassing. At least 3 cars stopped to make sure I was ok and a pedestrian on the sidewalk (who luckily my bike did not run over).
Went down trying to dodge a left turning tractor trailer in my first year riding street. He "didn't see me coming". Damn those things take up a lot of space in an intersection!
19 years on the street since, with no further crashes, knock on wood.
Yetti is like a Weeble Wobble.
Yup, many times...
all were in the dirt thank god, I ride an enduro...
The cloest I've come so far was the day I got a new back tire and took the corner to my street at the same speed I normally would and had the back end slide out a bit. I was able to stop the fall by sticking my leg out. Close but no cigar.
not while moving or on a road or on my new bike or at all this year.
I'm never goin' down! EVAR
Yup, took a corner way to fast and caught some gravel. Bike slid out from under me and disappeared into the trees. Luckily I wasn't injured, only a bruised ego.
R.I.P : William Joseph "Joey" Dunlop, Feb. 25th 1952 - July 2nd 2000.“KING OF THE ROADS” Sadly Missed, Never Forgotten.
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driver crossed center lane and hit me head on.
no warning. no time to react.
just in the right place at the right time.
a lot of good came out of it, so I have no ill feelings to wards it or the other driver.
dropped my bike many times on my own by forgetting to take my disc lock off. I don't use a disc lock any more.
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The Big Map of Ontario's Best Roads.
Yep.
Had been riding for about a month, 1st time riding in rain, stop-n'-go traffic, grabbed too much front brake at about 5 km/h. Front tyre washed out on me, and laid 'er down.
Only a bruised ego, and a broken bar-end mirror. My tyres were also grossly under-inflated (I was new), were 6 years old AND I was on the way to pick-up my pre-ordered frame sliders!...lol
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