128 ways to dump your bike

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  1. Vlad Impaler

    Vlad Impaler New Member

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    A friend of mine sent me this link. Some are funny as hell. Others hit close to home...like I could have written them myself, and in hindsight they're pretty funny too.:smile:

    Check it out

    http://www.msgroup.org/TIP077.html
     
    Vlad Impaler, Nov 8, 2007
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    I'll certainly have to look out for #28 next spring...
     
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    Those are hiloarious! #129: Running your bike up on to a lift with the sidestand down.
     
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    #130

    pulling out of a gravel drive down hill

    just because the front tire is on pavement doesnt mean the back one is also
     
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    # 5 wast the one..... bike had 472 miles and was only 1 week old....
     
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    The owner of that site has been a computer professional. That explains the number 128. 128 is a power of 2, as any computer professional would immediately recognize.
     
    FRE, Dec 2, 2007
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    I'M WORKING ON THE NEXT 3......get back to you later.
     
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    hey i know all about # 96 i did this one on my first bike 600 ninja
     
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