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(07-27-2014, 11:52 PM)jsinher3_imp Wrote: [ -> ]thanks everyone, i wil try to rest but knowing myself i cant stay still or at the house for long i need to keep moving and keeping myself busy soo i will take it easy. as far as me going down, im grateful nothing serious happened to me. i tried to avoid the rain when i have the bike because i was scared of me going down. it sucks that my first time out in actual rainy weather ended up this way, the day i say to hell with it i need to get use to it because youll never know when you might get caught in it and bam, i got more than what i was looking for lol.

i think part of the reason why i wasnt so badly hurt neither was because they had just recently repaved the entire road, before the road i was on was full of ditches, bumps, craters and ect. it also helped that i stayed calm, let go of the bike and just slid on the chest protector using my hands to stop and try to stay on a course away from the woods. i recommend people to get one of those vest aside that they look "kool" they do help in situations like this one i think i would have been nipple-less with out it lol.

i was surprised i wasnt mad about the condition of the bike maybe it was all channeled to the (several foul words) driver who left me there.

i have been telling myself to get a gopro or something of that sort for awhile because of the amount of reckless drivers i have noticed and had some close encounters with since i have started driving. i will make it a priority to invest in one before my next ride.

as far as the bike goes on the right side, the muffler is dented and scratched up in a few spots, the brake lever is wobbly and the tip is shaved flat clean as well as the handlebar weight, the small cover on the engine is scrapped, the turn signals are scrapped and parts of it are melted flat, foot peg snapped off, mirror is dented and scrapped, and one of the lines are scrapped flat.

facing front at the base of the handle bars is twisted a bit, the cluster is all chewed up (including the wires and connecter pins in it), and the headlight housing is chewed up as well.

on the left the fuel tank has a dent and the clutch arm peg is bent up

the good thing is the bike still turns on and changes gears, i didnt ride it but i stood by and checked off the bike. i really loved the bike it was my first and as far as riding some of the bikes my friends have the comfort and torque of my bike to theirs just doesnt compare. but i really hope they just total it and give me the money to replace it with a new one. for me when something i drive gets crashed i cant really look at it the same. however, if they allow me to fix it and instead of replacing the muffler, turn signals, tank, and other small things with factory ones i could get aftermarket parts i may consider fixing it =D.

I'm glad that you survived with minimal damage to your person and your bike is repairable.I was surprised to hear that it is your first bike because the CB11 is one substantial machine.Get well soon and back on the bike ASAP!

(09-15-2014, 04:17 AM)mikedude_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(07-27-2014, 11:52 PM)jsinher3_imp Wrote: [ -> ]thanks everyone, i wil try to rest but knowing myself i cant stay still or at the house for long i need to keep moving and keeping myself busy soo i will take it easy. as far as me going down, im grateful nothing serious happened to me. i tried to avoid the rain when i have the bike because i was scared of me going down. it sucks that my first time out in actual rainy weather ended up this way, the day i say to hell with it i need to get use to it because youll never know when you might get caught in it and bam, i got more than what i was looking for lol.

i think part of the reason why i wasnt so badly hurt neither was because they had just recently repaved the entire road, before the road i was on was full of ditches, bumps, craters and ect. it also helped that i stayed calm, let go of the bike and just slid on the chest protector using my hands to stop and try to stay on a course away from the woods. i recommend people to get one of those vest aside that they look "kool" they do help in situations like this one i think i would have been nipple-less with out it lol.

i was surprised i wasnt mad about the condition of the bike maybe it was all channeled to the (several foul words) driver who left me there.

i have been telling myself to get a gopro or something of that sort for awhile because of the amount of reckless drivers i have noticed and had some close encounters with since i have started driving. i will make it a priority to invest in one before my next ride.

as far as the bike goes on the right side, the muffler is dented and scratched up in a few spots, the brake lever is wobbly and the tip is shaved flat clean as well as the handlebar weight, the small cover on the engine is scrapped, the turn signals are scrapped and parts of it are melted flat, foot peg snapped off, mirror is dented and scrapped, and one of the lines are scrapped flat.

facing front at the base of the handle bars is twisted a bit, the cluster is all chewed up (including the wires and connecter pins in it), and the headlight housing is chewed up as well.

on the left the fuel tank has a dent and the clutch arm peg is bent up

the good thing is the bike still turns on and changes gears, i didnt ride it but i stood by and checked off the bike. i really loved the bike it was my first and as far as riding some of the bikes my friends have the comfort and torque of my bike to theirs just doesnt compare. but i really hope they just total it and give me the money to replace it with a new one. for me when something i drive gets crashed i cant really look at it the same. however, if they allow me to fix it and instead of replacing the muffler, turn signals, tank, and other small things with factory ones i could get aftermarket parts i may consider fixing it =D.

I'm glad that you survived with minimal damage to your person and your bike is repairable.I was surprised to hear that it is your first bike because the CB11 is one substantial machine.Get well soon and back on the bike ASAP!

I'm glad that you survived with minimal damage to your person and your bike is repairable.I was surprised to hear that it is your first bike because the CB11 is one substantial machine.Get well soon and back on the bike ASAP!
thanks
update i got the bike back today, heres a picture i took after i got out of work tonight

i have a vid but idk how to upload it, any help?



im thinking of changing the mirrors because (although they look nice) they vibrate way to much and dont stay fixed in place and i might add the rear turn signals for added safety because idk how comfortable i feel riding in the day with those small strip of leds in the rear

Looks good jsinher3. People seem to post videos to YouTube or Vimeo and then link to them.

here is the vid please let me know if it works

https://flic.kr/p/pfDJZG

(09-18-2014, 08:01 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Looks good jsinher3. People seem to post videos to YouTube or Vimeo and then link to them.

thanks

(09-19-2014, 12:09 AM)jsinher3_imp Wrote: [ -> ]here is the vid please let me know if it works

https://flic.kr/p/pfDJZG

(09-18-2014, 08:01 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Looks good jsinher3. People seem to post videos to YouTube or Vimeo and then link to them.

thanks

thanks Looks amazing! Glad to hear you're back in the saddle! Tank came out nice too! I forwarded the vid to my phone.

Doesn't seem to matter what colour this bike is; it just looks beautiful.

Great photo!


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