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oh.....i got road rash on both my floorboards already...easier to scrape boards than pegs
i'm afraid i am going to have to chicken out of any more knee sliding though
i took a nice spill over the weekend when me and steve were out...LOL
we werent kneesliding, but we were going maybe 5 mph faster than we should have been.....crested over a small hill and i wasnt ready for the tight 90* turn
locked up the rear brake
long story short, i landed in somebody's front yard and the front fender and my street glide has some road (or should i say grass) rash on it
oh.....i got road rash on both my floorboards already...easier to scrape boards than pegs
i'm afraid i am going to have to chicken out of any more knee sliding though
i took a nice spill over the weekend when me and steve were out...LOL
we werent kneesliding, but we were going maybe 5 mph faster than we should have been.....crested over a small hill and i wasnt ready for the tight 90* turn
locked up the rear brake
long story short, i landed in somebody's front yard and the front fender and my street glide has some road (or should i say grass) rash on it
I don't think Harley named the bike a "streetglide" so you could slide it along the street like that?? Lol...glad your o.k.
I don't think Harley named the bike a "streetglide" so you could slide it along the street like that?? Lol...glad your o.k.
Damage not too bad I hope?
LOL, never thought of that one!
actually this one is a grass glide, didnt go over till i hit the lawn LOL
yeah, just need a new front fender and the fairing has a few small scratches........was only doing about 25-30 mph
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