BIKE DOWN!! just bike...not rider

SKOGDOG

SKOGDOG

One of the old ones.
Great post Brooks...that's some funny chit there....bad dreams and you had to go check.....what greater love than a biker for his 'Dog?
 
Brew

Brew

Troop Supporter
Sorry to hear this happened to you. Glad the damage wasnt worse. I keep my bars turned to the left, I never felt safe having them to the right.
 
RAW Blue Rider

RAW Blue Rider

Active Member
Here's a thought...

I screwed together a stack of 2x4s and a 1x so that they just slide under the frame. :D
Keeps the bike almost straight up, handy for washing and checking the oil, would probably save your from the "flat tire topple".:eek:

Just my $ .02

Happy Motoring!:2thumbs:
RAW
 
mastiffdave

mastiffdave

Well-Known Member
Glad there wasnt any damage and dont plan on using this as a excuse to not attend the group ride in PCB this spring.:D
 
Shredder

Shredder

Active Member
mjsk9, Condor makes a specific chopper cradle for their chock, that is what you would need.

Shredder
 
1BADK9

1BADK9

Limited Edition Member
PSI GERMANY said:
You damaged "My" trailer ?
You're lucky the bike didn't get hurt !
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PETER my friend I will make it a point to do a little white touch up to your trailer, I love that thing, it's what my wife refers to as the gift box for my diamond ring.
 
1BADK9

1BADK9

Limited Edition Member
And yeah guys I have chocks in the trailer but mine is in and out on a regular basis, so chocking and strapping just to be parked for a day isn't real practical. I have my trailer pulled in forward with the door so I can drive right in, the bike stays in there all the time. What I need to do is figure out why the hell I can't keep air in the damn tire, it is flat every two weeks or so. Just like my last tire. Anybody else have problems with leaks. No obvious damage or holes that I can find. Checked the valve stem for tightness, maybe I should just have the stem replaced. dunno, but the pump it up everytime is getting old.

 

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Mr. Blue

Mr. Blue

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WOW, glad there was no damage.:2thumbs: I allways fear that the bike will be down on it's side when I open the garage door.:eek: I allways turn the bars to the left, no matter what, just habbit I guess.:cheers:
 
TimNY

TimNY

Well-Known Member
Brooks
Glad there wansen't any damage to the Dog. I always wonder'd about those short
peg style kick stands. They really don't seem very stable no matter what the situation is. I've read a few posts about the same exact thing happening to other members here.
I keep my bike on my table lift mainly cause theres no room in the garage to keep it anywhere else. Front tire is in the vise - if on the lift for any lengty of time > Fat jack
under the frame.
I bet your tromatised more than anything else - the dreams will eventually subside : )
Sending 1000 sheets of bubble wrap your way - careful they will stck to the pipes when hot.
Thanks for sharing !
 
francoblay1

francoblay1

The Spaniard
Shit!!! I am going to call my wife and tell her to turn the front wheel to the left RIGHT NOW!!! :(

Thanks for the warning Brooks :2thumbs:
 
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