Ian, if you drop it, what you do, call a crane or a backhoe and bury it?
I all ways wondered how much can cost the damage dropping one at 50 kph or even less.
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Ian, if you drop it, what you do, call a crane or a backhoe and bury it?
I all ways wondered how much can cost the damage dropping one at 50 kph or even less.
The general idea is not to drop them Arthur. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
I came off at 100 kph a few years back, after a dog took the front wheel out. Bike went down, I came off, bike stood up and carried on for 800 metres before hitting the armco and end for ending into a (dry fortunately) creek. My mates went and retrieved it in the daylight, took some finding apparently and it only suffered minor damage to the luggage rack.
Tick Tock---Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
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I know Ian, at my age I do not bounce any more if I land on the road, I just stack there and a spade will be required to lift me from the ground :DQuote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Sorry Pete, I'm running (double time) late, should knock off about one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
Gotta love the mobile lounge suite, although i'm not ready for one just yet.
Congratulations Ian ! :D
(shame its silver) :p
Masochist.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
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Originally Posted by Chucaro
Sorry to hear that mate, I didn't realise you were that unwell. :P :P :P
OI! Enough of that! :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by VladTepes
What a machine, just had a look at its wet weight though:o
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Originally Posted by Ranga
Funny you should mention the weight, I put it over the weighbridge at work last night..........420 kg full of fuel.Quote:
Originally Posted by B92 8NW