Thread: When burnouts go bad!

haha what an idiot

I have an idiot story to go along with that. So I park my bike in a Baxley Sport Chock in the shed. Today I went to pull the bike out for a ride. Started it up and gave it a good tug to get it out of the chock when clunk. oops my leg was in the wrong position and when I pulled the bike back the shifter hit my leg and went into gear. The bike jerked forward a tiny bit, hit the edge of the chock and did a little burnout. good thing I had my hand over the brake and was quick grabbing the clutch. good reminder to either start it up after pulling the bike out or at least keep the clutch pulled in.

I just sit on the bike and roll it back off the stand.

Originally Posted by Hammer

I just sit on the bike and roll it back off the stand.

well I can't do that for a few reasons. 1. I barely touch the ground sitting on the bike especially since I raised the rear a touch. and 2. I'd have to duck down to not bang my head on the top of the shed. and 3. once its outside its not on level ground and has to come out at an angle so I can maneuver it around to get it turned around to ride out of the back yard.

haha he's lucky he didnt hit that repsol, that honda guy looked like he would have kicked his ass

Those SV's will surprise you, but I've always thought your IQ should exceed the bHP of your motorcycle.

Originally Posted by CBRVFR

Those SV's will surprise you, but I've always thought your IQ should exceed the bHP of your motorcycle.

How's the 250 running?

Originally Posted by Hammer

How's the 250 running?