Re: I'm NOT wirthy of a new bike....I keep coming off LOL
damn looks like the oil took you out?? is one of the flex oil lines leaking at the front of the block?? sounds like your knee will bothering you for some time. the bruising is what seems to take forever to heal
Ugh, I get sick to my stomach seeing scratched and dented bumblebee fairings and gas tank. Especially since I just sold mine, and a brand new gas tank. Let me know if you need pucks for the case covers, I think they re down to a handfull left and they are gone forever.
Btw, I don't see the oil from one of the front lines getting on the rear wheel. I know we spoke on that in pms, but that's a long way for oil to travel, and a large volume of oil.
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Re: I'm NOT wirthy of a new bike....I keep coming off LOL
Haven't taken the fairings off yet mate....was cold this morning, now gonna run some errands, then it will be too dark.
Might get a light out if I'm up to it
To tell the truth, I went down hard and fast, not speed wise....one second I was on the bike, the next I was on the tarmac
Re: I'm NOT wirthy of a new bike....I keep coming off LOL
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Originally Posted by ccmhunt
Ugh, I get sick to my stomach seeing scratched and dented bumblebee fairings and gas tank. Especially since I just sold mine, and a brand new gas tank. Let me know if you need pucks for the case covers, I think they re down to a handfull left and they are gone forever.
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I know I almost threw up in my mouth when I seen the pics.. would a output seal leak bad enough to get oil on the tire that bad?
Re: I'm NOT wirthy of a new bike....I keep coming off LOL
+1 on the oil on the rear that would of easily taken you out without any symptoms and no chance of recovery. Too bad on those plastics, looks like it went down real hard, was it on cobble stone, Armi?
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+1 on the oil on the rear that would of easily taken you out without any symptoms and no chance of recovery. Too bad on those plastics, looks like it went down real hard, was it on cobble stone, Armi?
Just a normal road George.....yea didn't want this to happen, especially in road trim....I expect it, in track plastics
Re: I'm NOT wirthy of a new bike....I keep coming off LOL
I am sorry to hear about your bike and your knee. It looks like a tough fix, but not even close to impossible. From the sound of things I am willing to bet that oil did you in. I really like you bike and I hope it gets back to it's normal pretty self soon!
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Ugh, I get sick to my stomach seeing scratched and dented bumblebee fairings and gas tank. Especially since I just sold mine, and a brand new gas tank. Let me know if you need pucks for the case covers, I think they re down to a handfull left and they are gone forever.
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The gas tank went to a great home Chris!
I opened the box once (asked the wife to take a pic of me opening it and she refused, saying pretty much "wtf do you want me taking a picture of you opening a box of bike parts for you to post on the internet?"; they just don't understand).
Anyway, I opened the box and checked the contents; and gave it a damn good smell (as a cigar afficianado would do with a Cuban), sealed it back in the box and put it on the "holier than thou" shelf in the garage.
Having said that...
Armi, it looks like most of the armour that you had on the bike worked, don't forget that SRAD's bounce back very well after an off on the road (unlike most newer bikes, and like CCM's SRAD on the track...)
I'm always sorry to see a scratched Bumblebee, but it's better to hear that you are ok mate.
Live and learn. And check leaks...
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Re: I'm NOT wirthy of a new bike....I keep coming off LOL
Couldn't think of a better person for the tank to go to
Well I found the source of the leak.....it was an allen bolt under the stator cover, not sure if it happened before or after the incident
How the bloody hell the hit the floor is beyond me
I've replaced the Allen bolt and washer, with the one on my spare engine but it still seeps ever so slightly......any ideas how to resolve this
Should I replace the copper washer with a new one? Would that really make a difference?
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