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Joined: Wed Aug 12, 2009 3:39 pm Posts: 303 Location: São Paulo-Brasil
Sorry, I'm late, but last month I had a little fall with my bike. I'm fine, protections work great, and my insurance was responsable to fix my little black princess...
Joined: Mon Oct 26, 2009 5:19 am Posts: 246 Location: Grayson, Ga.
Was that the 150 mph you were speaking of?
I am glad that you are ok bud. How did it happen if ya do not mind me asking. I am soaking up as much info as I can to be as safe as I can. Hope all gets fixed and you back on the saddle soon.
John
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Joined: Wed Aug 12, 2009 3:39 pm Posts: 303 Location: São Paulo-Brasil
Eagalicious wrote:
Was that the 150 mph you were speaking of?
I am glad that you are ok bud. How did it happen if ya do not mind me asking. I am soaking up as much info as I can to be as safe as I can. Hope all gets fixed and you back on the saddle soon.
John
Hey dude... I appreciate that.
After one curve on the road, the sand in the floor scares me and I lose control... But I was slowly, something like 40 or 50 mph...
Joined: Wed Aug 12, 2009 3:39 pm Posts: 303 Location: São Paulo-Brasil
BikerBoy wrote:
How did you manage to damage both sides? Did the bike flip or was it two seperate accidents? You've got a fair amount of damage there.
Sorry to hear about your fall. As long as you were not hurt, that's the main thing The bike can be repaired easy enough.
Cheers. BB
I hit some fences before fall down with the bike... No slider to protect, so... here is the most incredible part (for you guys, of course, I just get used to): insurance company spent 17500 reais (10 thousand dollars) to fix my bike.
Joined: Sat Sep 26, 2009 1:45 pm Posts: 25 Location: Brockville, On
Seeing those pics, brings tears to my eyes, ........ that poor bike! Your lucky that it was only the bike that got wrote off. In 1988 a car pulled directly in front of me on a major highway. I spent 2 weeks in intensive care with life threatning injuries. It was over 6 monthes before I was able to return to work. These experiances change are lives and if we are lucky enough to get back on the sadle make us better riders.
Joined: Wed Aug 12, 2009 3:39 pm Posts: 303 Location: São Paulo-Brasil
badboy1266 wrote:
Seeing those pics, brings tears to my eyes, ........ that poor bike! Your lucky that it was only the bike that got wrote off. In 1988 a car pulled directly in front of me on a major highway. I spent 2 weeks in intensive care with life threatning injuries. It was over 6 monthes before I was able to return to work. These experiances change are lives and if we are lucky enough to get back on the sadle make us better riders.
Take care, ride safe. James
Yeah, I'm kinda "happy" that nobody got hurt... I'm riding with more careful today...
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,but all replaceable parts. 
