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RE: There are two types of bikers.... - the Ferret - 08-18-2013
Following a little too close were we?
Ok Let me get this straight, you let your buddy test ride your CB, and he STILL bought he Guzzi? ( just messing with rboe).
Bummer man, but mc parts are easier to fix than body parts. If that's your only trip on the tarmac you got lucky.
Heal fast...buy new parts
RE: There are two types of bikers.... - silascopathic_imp - 08-18-2013
Naw we hit a slick oily spot in a roundabout . It's sucked. Yep. I hear ya. That's why in less than 2 weeks this will be nothing more than a small scratch on my tank
RE: There are two types of bikers.... - silascopathic_imp - 08-18-2013
(08-18-2013, 03:30 AM)CB4ME_imp Wrote: Major bummer. Hope you heal fast.
Way back when I was in the Navy I hit a slick spot in a corner and went down on a Suzuki GT750 water buffalo. Two weeks later, it was not only 100% repaired but I treated myself to some raised white letter high performace tires and some other goodies.
I have a feeling your bike will be fully restored and then some before your road rash is cleared up.
yep you said it! all replacement parts are either on the bike or ordered already. i'm not gonna miss a beat! stupid oil slick
(08-18-2013, 04:08 AM)FUZZY_imp Wrote: Dang Buddy! That sux. Glad it wasn't any worse. I haven't had road rash in many years but its still fresh on my mind as to what it felt like. Sorry to hear this. Hope you heal fast. The side covers look great. So do the Posh ts. Be faithful about tending to your rash n it'll heal quicker. Let me know if yo need anything.
Thanks Fuzzy, yea this road rash sucks a lot. actually the entire left side of my body hurts like hell.
oh well, i'll be healed before i know it.
RE: There are two types of bikers.... - The Spaceman_imp - 08-19-2013
What is "Plasti-Dip?" The name is pretty descriptive I guess, but I've never heard of it before. Is that a brand name, or a generic product name made by various manufacturers?
RE: There are two types of bikers.... - silascopathic_imp - 08-19-2013
(08-19-2013, 12:15 AM)The Spaceman_imp Wrote: What is "Plasti-Dip?" The name is pretty descriptive I guess, but I've never heard of it before. Is that a brand name, or a generic product name made by various manufacturers?
Its a brand name. You can find it in lowes or home depot near the epoxies.
it creates a rubberized coating that you can peel off once you don't like it anymore.
RE: There are two types of bikers.... - CA200_imp - 08-19-2013
Sorry to see , you already put a lot work into your bike. Hope the rash heals fast. Last low side my gear helped but caught
my foot under the PC800 and was on crutches for weeks.
RE: There are two types of bikers.... - dBuster_imp - 08-19-2013
Got to love the plasti-dip! Coated several tools and some rare earth magnets to mount on the bottom of the scooters to help trigger those in the ground coils for red lights. Strong enough magnets and those things think your a car!
Sorry to hijack...
Hope the rash heals fast!
RE: There are two types of bikers.... - ChipBeck_imp - 08-19-2013
I'm glad you're OK bro. And that it hasn't dulled your enthusiasm for riding.
Chip
RE: There are two types of bikers.... - silascopathic_imp - 08-19-2013
nope it has made me even more excited to ride!!
dBuster: good call out man! i'm gonna try that!
RE: There are two types of bikers.... - Lord Popgun - 08-19-2013
Hope you get well fast! Maybe you can use the time to buy new riding gear. Good excuse if you needed one
