I laid it down! *quiet sobbing*

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Seetrout
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#11 Unread post by Seetrout »

Glad there's no real damage to you.
Bikes can be fixed.
Ride safe! :D
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#13 Unread post by NorthernPete »

I pretty near dropped my bike off the unloading ramp at the shop last summer..... that would sucked..Im sure a 4 foot drop would not have dont wonders..
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CentralOzzy
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#14 Unread post by CentralOzzy »

I lost it on wet grass once....Bugga!

Glad your OK though.... :wink:

(Grass is easier to light when dry!)
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#15 Unread post by Dragonhawk »

My first crash was due to gravel too. I had only been riding for about a month and a half when that happened.

I highsided HARD and passed out for awhile. Interesting experience.

Glad to hear you are okay. Just learn from it and keep riding. 8)
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