For god sake woman,get some frame sliders on that beast. What part of Oregon are you in?
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For god sake woman,get some frame sliders on that beast. What part of Oregon are you in?
Ugh, glad you're ok, definitely could have been worse if the gear / frame sliders weren't part of the equation.
Being a really new rider this is one of my fears, not knowing how much lean the bike can take, how much grip the tires have, when a tire is warm, etc etc.
I definitely have 'chicken stripes' on my tires (about an inch wide on each side, maybe less) so I think my bike can lean more but I don't really pay attention nor do I try and get rid of them.
In my car whenever I'm unsure about how it will act in a given situations I can find a secluded parking lot and try stuff. Can't exactly push a bike like that to test things lol,
I know, I need to get them. I work at a motorcycle shop and I can get them at a discounted price too! Geez, what am I thinking?
Dragonblu, I'm in Bend. I'm still saving for my exhaust. But I'm not sure that will ever come. I have too much on my plate to pay off before I can purchase an exhaust for my lovely lady.
I'm just curious, "did you tell wifey ?"
Of course, she said good thing I didn't wreck it, cause she won't let me buy another one!!
Thats what collision insurance is for right?
Bike's only covered if someone hits me, steals it, or gets damaged by nature. Insurance also said if I go down cause of gravel or something, I can blame that, and they will cover it. It was the difference of $250 a year and about $1500 a year. Figured if my fairings get smashed, I'll run it naked.
lmfao while rofl. cary gravel... NiceOr carry some gravel in your pocket to throw down in the road where you lose it...
Or carry some gravel in your pocket to throw down in the road where you lose it...