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scottskidee - 12/04/2011 17:45 - United States

Today, I had my girlfriend drive me to go buy a motorcycle. I rode it 50 minutes home, got in the drive way, put the kick stand down, and then lost my balance and fell on the other side. I paid $3000 to drop it in the first hour and break the turn signal off. FML
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Ray_of_midnight 22

Bah, turn signals are cheap. And now you don't have to worry so much about dropping it any more, because it's already been dropped. Stay safe out there. Oh, and if you haven't taken the Motorcycle Safety Foundation's Basic Rider Course, do so immediately...it's the single best thing you can do to stay alive on the street. I've been riding since Reagan was President and I wish it'd been around back then...might've saved me a few hard knocks early on.

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Ne019821 0

Sorry to hear it man. I've been riding for a long time and accidents happen. Get her fixed and get back in the saddle.

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DRock525 0

character! the bike now has character and you will always have that memory!

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styphon 5

first day I got my fzr600 my friend crashed it by trying to do a skid in the grass (he is a dumbass), so I know how it feels

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derebeker 0

I would talk shit but I did the same exact thing. Dropped it on it's side and broke off the turn signal. FYL

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KrazieKleo 13

Actually a lot of newbies. They'll park their bikes, and try to get off on the right side, lol.

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KrazieKleo 13

Dude, happens to the best of them. Congrats!!!! And trust me when I say new riders will drop their bike sooner or later. I'm a motorcyclist, too. :D welcome to the club hehe

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albertafootball 0

Out of everything to break on the bike it's not that bad

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