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Old Dec 28, 2007 | 09:46 AM
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Ahem, good insight Shawn, but if you remember I have laid mine down a few times due to the front brake.... 1 lowside and an endo at the track.... :-p just for the record
Old Dec 31, 2007 | 04:17 AM
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On the street I've only laid mine down once..........big patch of mud...Mica can attest.

I can't say that I laid it down on purpose; but I did everything within my ability to get it back up, to include pushing off of my leg (boot pucks)...no luck.

I was at such a slow speed by the time I laid it down that there was very minimal damage and I was completely fine.

As stated; I can't see that this would be something I would try and do; to save myself from some other kind of wreck?

But; I can attest that you can do it in a sort of "controlled" way that will save you and the bike.
Old Jan 1, 2008 | 08:49 AM
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Default Re: Laying bike down on purpose?

Originally Posted by CBR600F4
On the street I've only laid mine down once..........big patch of mud...Mica can attest.

I can't say that I laid it down on purpose; but I did everything within my ability to get it back up, to include pushing off of my leg (boot pucks)...no luck.

I was at such a slow speed by the time I laid it down that there was very minimal damage and I was completely fine.

As stated; I can't see that this would be something I would try and do; to save myself from some other kind of wreck?

But; I can attest that you can do it in a sort of "controlled" way that will save you and the bike.
Let's do that again! u forgot to add doing a 180 spin too.

Where u been??
Old Jan 1, 2008 | 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by R1Buttercup
Let's do that again! u forgot to add doing a 180 spin too.

Where u been??
ouch.
Old Jan 1, 2008 | 06:45 PM
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Default Re: Laying bike down on purpose?

I've had to lay a bike down because that was the only option that I saw. I was a noob when I had to do that, but there was a car infront of me that stopped short and I was looking in the opposite direction. There was oncoming traffic coming and a car coming out of a side street on the right, so not that I exactly had time to think but I just left my bike after jamming the rear break. It saved me I think, my bike got wedged under the car and I went over top of the car.

Just my $.02


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Old Jan 3, 2008 | 07:14 AM
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Default Re: Laying bike down on purpose?

Originally Posted by R1Buttercup
Let's do that again! u forgot to add doing a 180 spin too.

Where u been??
Busy getting divorced (again); spending time with my daughter, moving, getting underway......normal stuff.

Just sold the F4......prolly won't buy another till after deployment; then I'll just buy two!!!
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