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I reeled them in in the next tighter section, looking to repass. I have relived it from every angle, it had the old year and a half OEM tire but proper pressure, no steering damper, and i had changed my damping and preload for an experiment. It was just too fast for the setup. The corner i fell in was actually a double chicane, tight, and i was running close to 65. |
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Bike damage was limited to: Forks, head bearing, subframe, swing arm was scratched, left side and tail bodywork, upper fairing, left lever and bar end, left side pegs, lever, and engine case. Hell it was all good. I got it out of the ditch and rode it 25 miles to the next town... |
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Ouch - I can relate, having shattered both of mine before. I was lucky & didn't require surgery for either, but one side does still 'crunch' a little when I move my arm a certain way - nice lumps on both sides too.
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Thanks man. I was pretty numb and didnt get outta 3rd gear but i made it to civilization!
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Fuckin ouch! Hope all heals well and doesn't give you too many problems.
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That looks... incredibly painful. Also hoping for a speedy recovery.
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