Second ridding day under the rain and I crash!!

I had my second ridding day under the rain and I crash!!

Nothing serious. I got up pull on the side (non of the drive came out to make sure I was ok! Hate drivers now ) and started it and on my way home.

I broke my foot pad (I’ll use the pillion one to fix it) I need to straight up my front brake handle bar (which was still working) and also fix my mirror.

Oh yeah! What happen was that I was approaching a corner a traffic light so I try to avoid the white paint (arrow) but then break a little and kept my hand breaking instead of breaking gradually.

Good thing I had my full textile protecting clothing and my head didn’t touch the floor when I crashed so my helmet is ok!


lil’ prayer before ridding do help!

man that sucks. glad you're ok tho.

BADWOLF wrote:

man that sucks. glad you're ok tho.

thanks

that sucks dude happens to all of us dont worry about it check your tyre pressures now the weather has changed

shiver85 wrote:

that sucks dude happens to all of us dont worry about it check your tyre pressures now the weather has changed

how do I do that??

Airwane wrote:

shiver85 wrote:

that sucks dude happens to all of us dont worry about it check your tyre pressures now the weather has changed

how do I do that??

go to the petrol garage have a look on your tyres and it will have some numbers and the psi next to them front and rear tyres are different.

attach the pump to your valve and it will say what pressure your tyre is at now so then pump it up to the required pressure.

be warned though it might say when your tyres are cold

glad your ok mate

thanks y'all

shiver85 wrote:

Airwane wrote:

shiver85 wrote:

that sucks dude happens to all of us dont worry about it check your tyre pressures now the weather has changed

how do I do that??

go to the petrol garage have a look on your tyres and it will have some numbers and the psi next to them front and rear tyres are different.

attach the pump to your valve and it will say what pressure your tyre is at now so then pump it up to the required pressure.

be warned though it might say when your tyres are cold

DO NOT USE THE NUMBERS ON THE TYRE THEY ARE MAX PSI ONLY.

your bike is new and came with owners documents. look in there for your tyre pressures. its probably around 26 28 psi.
having to much is worse than to less.
buy a cheap pump and a digital pressure gauge and check them often. tyres are the single most important part of any bike. they are like your helmet on your head. look after them...

BADWOLF wrote:

shiver85 wrote:

Airwane wrote:

shiver85 wrote:

that sucks dude happens to all of us dont worry about it check your tyre pressures now the weather has changed

how do I do that??

go to the petrol garage have a look on your tyres and it will have some numbers and the psi next to them front and rear tyres are different.

attach the pump to your valve and it will say what pressure your tyre is at now so then pump it up to the required pressure.

be warned though it might say when your tyres are cold

DO NOT USE THE NUMBERS ON THE TYRE THEY ARE MAX PSI ONLY.

your bike is new and came with owners documents. look in there for your tyre pressures. its probably around 26 28 psi.
having to much is worse than to less.
buy a cheap pump and a digital pressure gauge and check them often. tyres are the single most important part of any bike. they are like your helmet on your head. look after them...

I like to take care of them because I'm harsh with my tyres. I like harsh breaking. thinking of this I think I crashed because I break harshky with my rear break. a Very bad habit.

Yow! Take time with your riding AND braking! I'm glad you are all ok but it is dangerous out there and we have to ride as sfely as we can.

dude glad to hear you're not too hurt.
just take it easy in the rain! hope the bike is aite too!

PRE wrote:

dude glad to hear you're not too hurt.
just take it easy in the rain! hope the bike is aite too!

bike is Aite jus a smal scracth (crack) and a broken footpad and need fix mirror

Thank God no brok bone's. Take care you a'll. Life is precious.

shilohman wrote:

Thank God no brok bone's. Take care you a'll. Life is precious.

THANKS