[Fred]

My wife and myself were on the last leg of our Strugis trip we stopped at a restaurant I let her off at the door I went to park so we could keep an eye on our gear. I found a spot right by the window. My wife was at the table watching as I got off the bike it kept leaning and leaning, that's when I realized I didn't put the jiffy down. I fought it all the way down. I was not a happy camper

 

[towman]

I did that with my TL1000r and my DRZ once too. Lesson learned...twice

 

[gixerman]

That's a bummer..if it was a Harley you might have broken a leg with all the weight hitting it.

 

[gixerman]

I did have a weird situation once. Back when I had my Hurricane 1000, I came out of work one day to find my bike on both wheels. This was strange since I know I put it on . I cam to find the pavement gave way and it sank to the wheels. It took 3 people to finally get it out of the hole..

 

[donuts]

ouch... that sucks.



What are the damages?

 

[Nerf22]

Everyone drops their bike eventually. Well, by everyone, like 98%. Sorry about the drop. Sucks.

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[Bama Dave]

My wife and myself were on the last leg of our Strugis trip we stopped at a restaurant I let her off at the door I went to park so we could keep an eye on our gear. I found a spot right by the window. My wife was at the table watching as I got off the bike it kept leaning and leaning, that's when I realized I didn't put the jiffy down. I fought it all the way down. I was not a happy camper

Aww man Fred I feel your pain. Hopefully it didn't so too much damage.

How was sturgis this year?

 

[AristoK.]

It'll happen eventually if it didn't already. Sometimes the heat gets to me too and makes me miserable.

A clear mind is key to riding and staying safe.

 

[Stator Killer]

any pictures of the bike? you might as well post the pictures you took at sturgis too

 

[Lozonic]

sorry to hear that, at least your safe and sound