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    Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    Enjoy my misfortune and misery, because less face it...this **** is funny when it isn't you. Ride extra careful on cold tires and cold pavement kids.



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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    That sucks. I didn't see you grab a big handful of throttle...

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    That sucks dude.
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    ah that sucks dude, at least you are ok

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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    Glad you're ok. I didn't laugh, because I can imagine how much that sucks.

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    good to hear your alright and wearing gear. Little bit of fiberglass and some spray paint goes a long ways. She wont be as pretty, but thats why the CBR is a nice BBQ black, got a bit ambitious sliding the backend around at the track one day.

    If you are looking for pro paint, portugal auto body in breslau does a good job at a reasonable price.
    don't be a road crayon, wear your gear, the road doesn't care how "cool" you think you look when it's busy cheese grading your skin.

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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    Quote Originally Posted by smergy View Post
    good to hear your alright and wearing gear. Little bit of fiberglass and some spray paint goes a long ways. She wont be as pretty, but thats why the CBR is a nice BBQ black, got a bit ambitious sliding the backend around at the track one day.

    If you are looking for pro paint, portugal auto body in breslau does a good job at a reasonable price.
    Thanks for the tip. I'll look them up. The plastics are fixable and can get repainted later down the line.
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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    heart sank when i saw this. reminds me of my spill.
    glad you're ok.
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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    Quote Originally Posted by Kuro View Post
    heart sank when i saw this. reminds me of my spill.
    glad you're ok.
    Mine too... :'( I haven't even taken my bike past 3rd gear... don't want to experience that.

    Good thing your ok.

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    Thats the shity part of the sport.I hate seeing that happen but sooner or later we all go down.You took it well I usually have a seizure within seconds of seeing the damage

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    LOL man, few seconds and boom.
    Glad you're okay and nothing serious on the bike.
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    Gonna have here up an running for Penn weekend Keith?
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    What side mirror do you need, Luc has an extra one from his misfortune lol.
    Glad your ok bro .
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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    Quote Originally Posted by boooya View Post
    Gonna have here up an running for Penn weekend Keith?
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    What side mirror do you need, Luc has an extra one from his misfortune lol.
    Glad your ok bro .
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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    That looks like that stinkin' paint that you have to do twice to get the colour right.
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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    Just get some generic cheap levers for now..or used one from Zdeno...who cares if they're nice, as long as they're whole.
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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    Quote Originally Posted by omnivore View Post
    Just get some generic cheap levers for now..or used one from Adeno...who cares if they're nice, as long as they're whole.
    Also missing the left footpeg. Not impossible to ride, just really hard.
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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    Thanks everyone for your support. I did a walk around the next day and came to the conclusion that a combination of two things happened.
    1. Too much right hand action for the cold temps.
    2. As the back end was beginning to swing out, my back tire ran over one of these manhole covers which at 32F might as well have been a patch of ice, leaving no chance to recover the slide.
    That's all I can think of. Oh well, parts are on order and I live to ride another day.
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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    Quote Originally Posted by killerkeith View Post
    Thanks everyone for your support. I did a walk around the next day and came to the conclusion that a combination of two things happened.
    1. Too much right hand action for the cold temps.
    2. As the back end was beginning to swing out, my back tire ran over one of these manhole covers which at 32F might as well have been a patch of ice, leaving no chance to recover the slide.
    That's all I can think of. Oh well, parts are on order and I live to ride another day.

    Sucks especially happening on a new bike.
    Those I learned to avoid manhole covers like the plague as I almost went down 2 weeks ago in the middle of a turn when I hit a manhole when it and the roads were wet(I think it was also below 5 degrees celcius) . Probably would've went down if it was anything other than a 125.

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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    That was not easy to watch . I winced each time it spun and sparked. It seemed to slide forever .

    Glad to see you didn't get hurt!

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    Re: Fun times on cold tires and pavement.

    Quote Originally Posted by Orangepeel View Post
    It seemed to slide forever .
    Exactly what I thought....
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