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Did it back in 1976 once with my new SuperGlide. Of course, I was pretty drunk at the time but it did register with me and fortunately haven't done it since.
Did the same thing yesterday but felt the all of a sudden weight on my left side and being the total badass that I am (laugh), was able to keep the bike from hitting the garage floor.
First day I got my new bike, stupid me, gets on it with sneakers on. Well the lace got caught in the shifter and down it went. The engine guard saved the bike. I looked it over with a fine tooth comb and couldn't find a scratch, luckily!! I've never got on it again with sneakers.
Saw a guy who looked a lot like me pump 4 gal. of diesel fuel in his RK in Idaho then about a month later got his pant leg hung up putting his kick stand down and laid it over in down town Deadwood,what a bone head!
I cant believe what I did. Spent a great day riding with a friend of mine. We did about 110 miles just enjoying the sites. I get back to my house, and get ready to open my garage door. Well, when I got off the bike I forgot to put the kick stand done. So, there is 900 lbs coming down on my ankle. I was able to move but I scratched the chrome on my footboard and the chrome pegs. My friend was hysterical laughing at me for 5 minutes until he was able to take a picture and only then did he help me pick up the bike. Im afraid I may have to kill him if he circulates the photos LOL. So, who else out there did something stupid? Please share
Don't feel to bad. I was eating breakfast early one morning and while chatting with the waitress, we both looked out of a window just in time to watch an Ultra Classic rider come to a complete stop at a red light without putting his feet down. It looked like something you would see in a movie as the guy almost in slow motion falls to the right side all the way to the ground. I went out to help him pick up his Harley and he said, " I feel so stupid."
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