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    Mick D
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    moto wrote:

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    I have my fair share of ‘offs’!

    Mick – What’s wrong with the KX in that picture? Is it just the snapped rear guard? Do they have a subframe there?

    The seat snapped underneath and the pipe isn’t supposed to stick up in the air like that. It landed pipe first from a fair height over a table top.It was only a few weeks old and in perfect condition when it happened.
    Mum ran to the rider and I ran to the bike laying on it’s side fully pinned..she is still up me over that…….:blush:

    #109353

    Anonymous

    Don’t worry about it, my Mum told me not get a bike again and I’m 29! She was worried that I was going to total myself (probably with good reason) like I did on my road bike 8 years ago…

    #109355

    Mick D
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    moto wrote:

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    Don’t worry about it, my Mum told me not get a bike again and I’m 29! She was worried that I was going to total myself (probably with good reason) like I did on my road bike 8 years ago…

    I am no stranger to road bike offs as well. I have done the superman over the bonnet of a charger,while riding an RD250LC with a pillion passenger.That was my first and biggest road off but had several more big offs before I woke up to myself.

    #109356

    Anonymous

    Ha ha you win!! I lost the front wheel though a corner (that I rode most weekends), slid across the road on my arse (bolt upright) in front of a Range Rover, through a bush and into a field. My bike was 2 months old :(

    It’s quite funny now. It wasn’t then!

    #109359

    Mick D
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    moto wrote:

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    Ha ha you win!! I lost the front wheel though a corner (that I rode most weekends), slid across the road on my arse (bolt upright) in front of a Range Rover, through a bush and into a field. My bike was 2 months old :(

    It’s quite funny now. It wasn’t then!

    I am still sporting the scars from that little foray down the road.So it is something that I will never forget.

    #109360

    Anonymous

    Other than a sore shoulder, some bruises on my hip and a smashed up bike I got out of it okay :) I called home and asked my dad to call my uncle so they could bring the van out before the police turned up. I dragged the bike across the dirt (in the field) and hid it behind the bush. Luckily it was a country road so you don’t see police down there too often.

    I took some quick talking to ensure the guy and his wife in the range rover didn’t call the ambulance :)

    #109361

    graham
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    Big crashes are bad
    When I was 10 I fell off a pushbike and fractured my skull.
    Also when my son was ten he fell off a pushbike and broke his arm in three places resulting in a compound fracture needing a plate and screws.
    Scared me to death

    #109369

    Greg
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    Those pushbikes are dangerous, bad news those

    TB

    #109370

    Mick D
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    All but one of my emergency visits to the hospital have been from push bikes,the other was from snake bite. Never been to hospital from a motorbike.

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