ST down!!

Svl-1300

R.I.P 5/9/2009
Joined
Nov 25, 2007
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102
Location
Spring Valley Lake Ca
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07 ST1300
STOC #
7463
Got home yesterday afternoon after my hour+ ride from work. I have pulled into my garage a million times. But yesterday I was not paying attention and when I pulled in I stalled it. Down she went. I was lucky nothing was damage except my pride. It's a tough 90" turn into my garage to park behind my wifes SUV. You know this drop reminded me that I/we must always be alert and pay attention at all times. Even something that I/we do everyday. Like park to bike in the garage. STUPID!!!!!!!

Bill
 
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Capt_Gruuvy

Stay-at-Home Astronaut
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Fairfield, IA
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7441
I put mine down in the garage. You are right, that is stupid.

Glad you didn't hit the bar-b-q or something else that would leave reminders .....
 

Byron

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Mar 3, 2006
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KY
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6091
Bill,

Glad you and the bike are fine. It' little brain farts like this that serve as reminders. I think Fred has a little something for you once he learns you've joined the club. I see you've already updated your count. :)

Stay safe . . .
 

laterob

Rob Hutchinson
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Jun 11, 2008
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11
Location
Sacramento
STOC #
7677
I don't like moving my bike around the garage in tennies. My garage floor (as others, I am sure) seems slippery in tennis shoes. In my boots, it's not an issue. It wasn't you guys....it's the smooth concrete floor's fault.
 
Joined
Jun 10, 2008
Messages
216
Location
Texas
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Goldwing
I'm real gunshy about slick/sealed floors. Shoes would make a difference, but has anyone here tried some of the rough floor surfaces for where they keep their ride? My surface is an OK one, but if I ever have a nicer place, I hope I remember to consider this. Maybe the scooter corner needs bath tub grippy thingies?:eek::
 

Paul

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Hilo Hawaii
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08 ST13 05 VStrom 1K
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7599
The 12 inch self stick sanding discs make nice non skid patches for the floor. Just clean the area well first.
 
Joined
Aug 2, 2008
Messages
24
Location
Gig Harbor, WA
Bike
2007 ST 1300
I came close to going over in my garage as well, sounds like we all need to be careful in the place we call home!
 

SupraSabre

48 Years of SoCal Lane Splitting/Commuting-Retired
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Cedar City, Utah
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12/04 ST 1300s
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5901
Dang, another one that failed to keep it up! :(
Sorry to hear you are no longer in the "I kept it up" club! :eek:
 
Joined
Aug 2, 2008
Messages
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Location
Natchez, MS
Bike
'07 ST1300
well I have to admit, I almost dropped my new St in the "garage"

actually it didn't drop cause it fell against some wood shelves and didn't go all the way down, a small scratch on my givi trunk was the result

I was taking it down off the center stand and somehow it got away from me to the right, as I usually roll it forward and then tip it to the left onto the sidestand

glad that wood rack was over there, I park my bike inside my store warehouse during the day and the warehouse is so full of stuff the bike couldn't really fall over

glad no one saw me
 
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