came off my bike this morning

[amber]

going round a roundabout, saw a car about to pull out, broke and slipped on ice.

fuckin hurt but no real damage. cracked front fairing and indicator lense (replaced for £6) scraped handlebars etc and pretty sure seriously depreciated the value

[CoronaBoner]

ahh bad luck, least your alright (kinda) is this your first off?
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2004 RSV Factory

Cluck cluck chicken

[riichy]

bad luck fella. fix it up and ride again
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.......... PLOD ............ zx636 2004

[Walloper]

Almost done it mesel. Grabbin a handfull at this time of year is a thrill.
I only use one finger now (and one to pull the brake lever too).
Glad to hear the damage only slight and pride.
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W-ireless A-rtificial L-ifeform L-imited to O-bservation P-eacekeeping and E-fficient R-epair

[amber]

[ISLAND GIRL]

At least you are ok even if you did feel stupid, I would too. Did anyone stop to see if you were ok?

[extreme3d]

Were you really close to the car when it pulled out? And did you get it's details/reg plate? If you have legal protection on your insurance ask your insurance company to put you through to their legal department. It's possible to still blame the car as technically it's still their fault whether you hit them or not. You absolutely sure your front wheel slipped on ice.... A motorcycle cannot brake on a tight bend without the front wheel slipping out from under it. Trying to prove this yourself is impossible, but any legal firm specialising in motorcycles can easily prove it, even if it means demonstrating with a push bike in court

Hint... if there was ice... forget to mention it.

[BenBray]

Ack, glad to hear you're alright.

I had that happen the other day - he came right into my lane... I was pushed right up against the curb and had to go around the round-about TWICE cause the next guy did the same too
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Current Bike: nc30

[Walloper]