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Reply #30 - 06/11/09 at 01:42:30
 
I only scratched my tank and dented it a tad and broke my license plate mount. I take it as a sign the God's wanted me to paint the tank black!  Grin
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Reply #31 - 06/11/09 at 11:13:16
 
Since we are off topic a bit -- I dropped mine for the very first time..


Backing out of garage walking on one side instead of sitting on it,  i step on one foot and i gracfully fall over while trying to pull it back... all i can say is atleast i was not moving.  only a small scratch on the end of handlebar - saddle bags took the rest.

Lessons to be learned: sit on bike when backing out! and dont rush which i love to do for some reason
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Reply #32 - 06/11/09 at 12:14:21
 
matt wrote on 06/11/09 at 11:13:16:
Since we are off topic a bit -- I dropped mine for the very first time..


Backing out of garage walking on one side instead of sitting on it,  i step on one foot and i gracfully fall over while trying to pull it back... all i can say is atleast i was not moving.  only a small scratch on the end of handlebar - saddle bags took the rest.

Lessons to be learned: sit on bike when backing out! and dont rush which i love to do for some reason


Thankfully I learned my lesson in the yard on grass, don't try and walk beside a bike and push, especially if you plan to make a turn! Sit astride every time. Especially after a couple of beers  Embarrassed

Although I had no audience, I must have looked unbelievably incompetent..




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Reply #33 - 06/11/09 at 12:16:44
 
kevin, the rat bike elders have made your decision for u! lol u can never go wrong with black, flat, matte or shiny!!

and i did the same thing one time, i park mine in my backyard and i have to walk it around the house, well i was in the process of putting her to bed and i think i hit a little mound of dirt and she just fell over. no damage though as it was in grass !!

i couldn't have a nice paint job, 2 much work and 2 much to worry about!
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'95 bobber rat...i guess it's a "bat bike" haha flat black mostly, bare metal tank, header wrap, always a work in progress !
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