After-fall questions...
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Squid
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 31
From: Louisville, KY
After-fall questions...
My father took out my '03 Hawk last week, ended up missing the kickstand in the driveway, and it fell on its side. I've lost the left mirror, clutch lever, turn signal and cracked up the cowl.
Everything is getting replaced -no big deal- but I'm now second guessing the pedal gearshift. Mainly, I can't remember if it was curved inward before or if it was straight. -It curves inward now. OEM parts illustrations show a straight pedal, but it still feels "correct." I've not taken it out for a long ride to get a feel for it due to weather. Any input?
Thanks,
Brian
p.s. My dad's fine, but has lost his chance to con my mom into getting a bike at age 65.
Everything is getting replaced -no big deal- but I'm now second guessing the pedal gearshift. Mainly, I can't remember if it was curved inward before or if it was straight. -It curves inward now. OEM parts illustrations show a straight pedal, but it still feels "correct." I've not taken it out for a long ride to get a feel for it due to weather. Any input?
Thanks,
Brian
p.s. My dad's fine, but has lost his chance to con my mom into getting a bike at age 65.
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MotoGP
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 3,452
From: San Clemente, CA
Yeah, ease up on us old farts, I'm 62.
I did the same thing upon arriving at work 27 years ago. Pulled into the auto shop, turned the key off, then stepped off the bike.
I was able to slow the fall, and without a fairing there was no damage. I was 35 then.
I did the same thing upon arriving at work 27 years ago. Pulled into the auto shop, turned the key off, then stepped off the bike.
I was able to slow the fall, and without a fairing there was no damage. I was 35 then.
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