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Are you working at a manufacturing facility? Possibly somebody spilled some material in the parking lot? A lot of the stuff that we use at the paper mill is really hard to see. I also think that you should jack up the front end of your bike and check your wheel bearings.
Something like that happened to me too.. Left the stop sign leaned to turn right and it felt like the front tire slid/bounced straight for about a foot then I turned. All I know is something happened it wasn't just me thinking it because my wife felt it too. I looked back where it happened but didn't see anything obvious on the road... only happened the one time so far.
Yeah..well you and I and even her know exactly happened there... heh.
Rode to work, parked in the same spot(work at Home Depot). No slipping or weird feeling in the front end leaving work last night. Guess it was the air pressure or the new paint stripes or something on the parking lot. Thanks for the input...
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