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| Blunet600 |
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| Poseidon |
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| c_dug |
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Riding my bike on 4 inches of ice was a pretty stupid way to damage it
Also fell off of the stand on a slope once, and i put the stand down wrong one so fell off that time too.
Also tank is scratched up plenty from grit and stuff on my tankbag.
Its safe to say that the bike is in a far worse state than when i got it!
c_dug ____________________ I am a bellend, I am a man of constant sorrow, I am a gummy bear, I am a rock. |
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| Tristan. |
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 Tristan. World Chat Champion

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just fitted newly sprayed bodywork and bars with a brace to my CB, and went to take it out of the garden, tried turning the bars and nothing, hmm I thought and gave them a good yank, still no movement but a bit of flex.
Looked down and there was a small screwdriver through the bar brace, digging into the freshly painted tank.
Then about a year and many many scratches later I let it go off on it's own, ie ran alongside it with it moving under its own power, then let go of the bars, huge dent in the tank, and nobody believed that I did it on purpose
meh, it ended up looking like it does in my sig link anyway so I'm not fussed in the slightest. |
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| Ant132 |
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 Ant132 World Chat Champion
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I have to run the bike up a ramp to get up some steps once out of the garage and one morning i must have been still half asleep and completely missed the step and dropped the bike straight on top of myself, my body saved any damage but the exhaust now has a nice dent and scratches. Was a bastard trying to lift off myself whilst still half up the ramp
Another time i rode the bike in the garage and when getting off somehow clipped the wall with my boot and knocked a saw straight off a hanger and it landed on my seat leaving it with a nice gash in the back. Stupid place to put saws *now moved* ____________________ 1980 Suzuki TS50 ~ 1984 Honda CB400N ~ 1992 Triumph Trident ~ 1998 Suzuki Bandit 1200 |
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| Tristan. |
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 Tristan. World Chat Champion

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| njd27 |
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 njd27 Trackday Trickster
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| yuri2085 |
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| Routy |
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| M1ghtyDUck |
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I managed to break my helmet's visor when I had to park on some grass at uni. Had the helmet in my hand and got off the bike. Turned away and saw movement out of the corner of my eye as it began to drop. Stupid stand was sinking into the grass. Managed to throw my weight beneath it an inch or so above the ground and as it's only a baby gixxer I managed to just about hold it, then use my legs to lever it up. Snapped off the visor somehow though.
Was left in the same original predicament though, so popped one of my boots on the sidestand and it was fine  |
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| nick606 |
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 nick606 World Chat Champion

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magnetic tank bag first day i used it didnt clean the magnets before use
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letting someone test ride my bike. He was getting off and caught his foot and dropped the bike  |
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| warped one |
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| DynaMight |
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 DynaMight World Chat Champion

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Fitted a gear indicator, which required calibrating so I have to run it through all six gears on the paddock stand. I didnt notice my side panel had fell against the rear wheel and it quickly rubbed away a large patch of paint  ____________________ My bikes are at https://www.bikepics.com/members/dynamight/ |
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| Amanda |
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Not damaged mine but damaged my fella's R1
we'd gone for an afternoon blat and i noticed something wrong with my bike so we park up in a layby, fella takes my bike to check out the problem. I casually lean against his bike and bam....over it goes.
He only had it 3 weeks so i'm desperatly trying to pick it up before he gets back and all of a sudden along comes a passing fire engine....needless to say i had 2 strapping firemen jump out to help as they thought i'd fallen off it
Fella pulls up as they were lifting the bike  |
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| Phil_G |
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umm... I got a few
1) the old favourite of going through a doorway which saw me catch the rear indicator on the frame and *snap*
2) the *slightest* downhill slope and i decided it would be ok to park it on the sidestand for a second facing downwards. I got to the gate i had to shut and heard *BANG* looks around and sure enough, its on the floor.
Picked it up to see a broken indicator and clutch lever. I filed the sharp edges off the clutch lever and then sellotaped the indicator back together, which was good enough to get me home.
3) the headgasket had failed and I had removed the motor to have it repaired at the local bike shop. I'd put a cover over the bike and tied it on as the weather wasn't the best. WHat i didnt allow for was the wind getting up combining with the reduced weight of the bike. The cover caught the wind and blew the blasted thing over. To this day my clutch lever is still bent
BTW.. anyone want to buy my bike?  ____________________ 1997 Kawasaki ER 500 A1:- Once again, Its merely crap  |
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| bigtruck74 |
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I've still got a bloody great dent in the tank from my rendition of the 'sidestand puck fail'.
Rolled up at the Bulldog a couple of years ago in the middle of a heatwave, the ground rock solid so it never occurred to put my puck under the sidestand.......... On the Saturday it rained........ Lots!  ____________________ I was only doing what it said on my licence officer....
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i did that with my norton a few months back, was dead happy for the immovable footpegs that act like crashbungs  ____________________ "intelligent inattention is preferable to unintelligent tinkering"
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 Paulington World Chat Champion

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Getting on in the morning, put my leg over, sat on it and my backpack carried on moving right. Bike proceeded to tip over as I couldn't hold it up. Leg under the fairing stopped all damage, go me!
On my CBT, which I was doing with a broken finger. (Wrapped up in a splint + a plastic cover.) Putting a CG125 on it's centre stand, pushed down and pulled up and snap goes my finger again, broken twice in two weeks and it's still fucked to this day. Passed my "Putting bike on centre stand." though.
Going through a car park in the early morning on a cold day after it had rained, turning a corner and there was a patch of black ice right in the centre of the road. Front wheel hit it, blam, down it goes.
Scratched left fairing + snapped clutch lever. ____________________ "Four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul."
Current Vehicles: '89 Kawasaki KDX200, '99 Yamaha XV535, '00 Honda ST1100 Pan-European, '08 Suzuki GSX-R1000, '08 Mitsubishi Lancer GS4 2.0 TDCi, '15 BMW 1 Series 116d Sport Turbo.
CBT: 27/08/08. Theory: 04/09/09. Module 1: 16/09/09. Module 2: 01/10/09. |
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 fatmatt Nitrous Nuisance

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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 16 years, 295 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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