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    Quote Originally Posted by Lorraine
    [quote author=freddieb link=1290449867/0#10 date=1290466916]Umm, I kinda fell off a 125cc I tried to bump start it side sadle and a..... Fell off the other side. :-[ Then led there on the floor thinking what a plonker ;D plus the fact everyone else saw me do it. Ahh well, goes to show I'm.... normal.. lol :-?
    Sorry Freddie but u made mine n V1per's day when we read this LOL ;D ;D[/quote]

    I was at work when VA told me, i was laughing some much i got some strange looks from the customers. well played mate [smiley=thumbsup.gif]
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by freddieb
    Umm, I kinda fell off a 125cc I tried to bump start it side sadle and a..... Fell off the other side. :-[ Then led there on the floor thinking what a plonker ;D plus the fact everyone else saw me do it. Ahh well, goes to show I'm.... normal.. lol :-?
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    Gerry,

    This is absolutely priceless [smiley=thumbsup.gif] ;D

    Its also very good therapy for those of us who haven't been out on the bike recently.

    Steve
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by freddieb
    Umm, I kinda fell off a 125cc I tried to bump start it side sadle and a..... Fell off the other side. :-[ Then led there on the floor thinking what a plonker ;D plus the fact everyone else saw me do it. Ahh well, goes to show I'm.... normal.. lol :-?

    Sorry, but ;D That must have been priceless for the students...

    Make me feel better after my painful 'incident' bump starting....
    "there's no aspect, no facet, no moment in life that can't be improved with pizza"

     
     

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    Sorry to put a serious side to this very funny thread but Gerry, you could try treating your leathers to some Neatsfoot Oil or some Saddle Soap, when I had a horse I used these on the bridle and saddle and have never found the saddle slippery! It may help! [smiley=thumbsup.gif]
    It's all about the ride!
     
     

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    I knew I should've kept me gob shut!!... :-X ;D ;D
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by freddieb
    Umm, I kinda fell off a 125cc I tried to bump start it side sadle and a..... Fell off the other side. :-[ Then led there on the floor thinking what a plonker ;D plus the fact everyone else saw me do it. Ahh well, goes to show I'm.... normal.. lol :-?
    LOL. You're not alone. I've done that once with a 250. Very embarrassing!
     
     

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    Gerry your so funny, I havent done that to my leathers but did carried away cleaning my bike and polished the seat - never again ;D
     
     

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    Your story is priceless.
    If its any consolation - I usually end up in these types of situations too.
    I particulary like the 'Red Bull' friction increasing option!
    Rabb ;D
     
     

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