Kansas City Tacoma Crew - 816/913

no kidding

appreciate it man

and yes the front slid out on what we can guess was some silt and the bike started to low side i corrected it but then i hit the curb at 15-20mph my helmet hit my collar bone and broke it and my wrist broke in two spots from me rolling and getting my self back up. shitty thing is we were on our way to a bike shop to get me some protective ridding gear.....

 

Everyone has a spill on a bike eventually, as long as you don't do it in front of my car, we gucci.

 

What intersection were yall at?

 

Do it in front of my taco and you might be able to keep your head down and fit under the skids/between the wheels

 

Ouch.

Sorry to hear about the eventful weekend, and my condolences. Hang in there, dude.

 

idk man, that rear diff is low.

 

Surprise!

 

Mine especially with the diff diaper.

 

Now with more steel for your cranium-on-steel experience

 

Same, but now I have taller tires

 

ya its been something to say the least and thanks

 

we were going towards the dead end heading left and i was in right lane

 

Shortly after I put the crash bars on my super tenere, I put my foot down in the driveway and felt it going over. I thought about trying to save it but figured a scuffed bike was better than a broken leg so let it go and tried to stay out from under it

 

@Calamity_taco Hey man. Sorry things are rough for you! Keep moving forward bro.

Feel like I missed quite a bit. Hope everyone else has been alright.

 

appreciate it man its been shitty this weekend thats no lie

 

Right after I got my Buell I was backing into a parking spot and it just washed out. I was standing there still holding onto the throttle and foot on the right peg. The bike was down on its left side. First thing I did was look around and see how many cool points I lost. Luckily there was nobody to see that.

The last good one I had was 2011 on Highway 125 near Bradlyville, MO. Did a rookie mistake. I was in a corner and started to push wide. Instead of just keeping my eyes where I wanted to do and pushing the bike over a little more, I looked to where I was pushing out to and that is exactly where I went. Low sided and the front caught some rocks. I started to flip and my leg was between the bike and some rocks. I was lucky and had on full race gear. Still took 60 stitches to the shin to close the wound. It was cool looking at my shin bone at the hospital.

 

damn that sounds painful man

 

It wasn't the worst I've had. The worst part was the ride to the hospital. Then fighting with them to not cut my leathers off. That was a $1K suit. Hell, no they weren't cutting it.