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06-06-2005, 11:58 AM
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Re: Knocking Over a Motorcycle
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These bikes seem so "tippable" when they are parked anywhere. I mean if you tapped a car the same way, there wouldn't even be a dent, but these bikes tumble. [/ QUOTE ] It appears to me that you have a problem taking responsibility for your actions. 
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#13
06-06-2005, 11:59 AM
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Re: Knocking Over a Motorcycle
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These bikes seem so "tippable" when they are parked anywhere. I mean if you tapped a car the same way, there wouldn't even be a dent, but these bikes tumble. [/ QUOTE ] So you randomly hit cars and don't take responsibility for that either? Do you drive by braile?
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#14
06-06-2005, 12:58 PM
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Re: Knocking Over a Motorcycle
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Suppose you barely knocked over a motorcycle in a parking lot [/ QUOTE ] "Barely" knocked it over???? You either knocked it over or you didn't. You could tip it over with a bunny wrapped in velvet and it's still going to sustain damage from hitting the ground. Most bikes weigh between 300-500 lbs. Guy tipped my bike over once... luckily it fell into a soft pile of dirt, so the only damage was to one of the rear view mirrors. Still, I was very disturbed to come home and find it on its side. The guy said he tried to pick it up but couldn't (he was a Caltech student, after all).
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#15
06-06-2005, 01:00 PM
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Re: Knocking Over a Motorcycle
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I mean if you tapped a car the same way, there wouldn't even be a dent, but these bikes tumble. [/ QUOTE ] I suspect if the owner were on hand, he would have "tapped" your face a few times.
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