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DucatiTerminator said:
Tool or not, I don't wish that on anyone. I'd be gutted
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For sure.

I feel like from the looks of it that was bound to happen sooner or later. Could just be a total brainfart, but from the looks of it that guy probably should have considered another bike for now.
 
adrian7 said:
For sure.

I feel like from the looks of it that was bound to happen sooner or later. Could just be a total brainfart, but from the looks of it that guy probably should have considered another bike for now.
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I've almost had a moment like that. Bike was too tall and stalled, and I'm not tall with a short inseam lol
 
adrian7 said:
For sure.

I feel like from the looks of it that was bound to happen sooner or later. Could just be a total brainfart, but from the looks of it that guy probably should have considered another bike for now.
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DucatiTerminator said:
I've almost had a moment like that. Bike was too tall and stalled, and I'm not tall with a short inseam lol
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Yes I think he had a moment of brainfart, he was obviously (unconsciously) reving and had the clutch in but panic set in and the thought of front brake didn't kick in lol.

No matter the experience level mishaps will happen but is times like this you'd hope your reflexes kick in. I've had similar happen on gravel, I caught it but you sure feel them chills go up your leg and through your body lol.

..Tough reason to be famous for ugh
 
Not much experience riding motorcycles for sure. So many things are going wrong in his head that could've easily been averted by one squeeze of the right hand.


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Dingo said:
Not much experience riding motorcycles for sure. So many things are going wrong in his head that could've easily been averted by one squeeze of the right hand.


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I disagree. If he would slammed on the brake all the weight would've shifted forward (and sideways since the bike is already leaned over) and would've fallen. He's already putting out as much leverage as he can with his leg since he's not a taller rider.
 
Peach - as soon as the video we see starts is when he should've been correcting with brake, his first hop is already a bit too late if he can't hold the bike up from the start. Not a good scenario and those guys shouldn't even had sold him the bike IMO - he's going to kill himself and possibly others...

After watching the video over and over it appears he can flat foot - so I think this is all about riding experience.

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happened to me once long time ago, once you've experienced it you make sure it never happens to you again. ;)
 
Must be that heavy backpack [emoji309]:)


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With all that coke in the backpack, i knew he was gonna fall over
 
Yikes!!!! Not sure why anyone would want to be stationary on a motorcycle and have their toes only touching the ground.
I assume most likely dealership asked him are you sure you want to do this.
 
Novice. Needs a different bike, once he's paid off the damage he did to the left side of this one.
 
No thanks I've been scolded and shamed...Can't Doit...:(

Ok maybe a little...

I think that guy needed a custom pair of man-makers
 

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