New to KF w/ a 636
#4
12-17-2007, 04:54 AM
RE: New to KF w/ a 636
Welcome to KF, too bad about the drop, but damage doesnt look too bad, you would have had to replace that fairing without the sliders. $$$$
Little touch up and some elbow grease and you will be lookin good again
Little touch up and some elbow grease and you will be lookin good again
#6
12-17-2007, 12:34 PM
RE: New to KF w/ a 636
welcome to kf,
and be careful in south florida, the drivers down there are IDIOTS, i use to live down there and i hated driving because every car speeds and it seems like the bike riders down there have no respect, i have a friend that got his car kicked in because he honked at guys that slowed down traffic to stunt their bikes. dont get sucked in by the loosers who speed down there.
and be careful in south florida, the drivers down there are IDIOTS, i use to live down there and i hated driving because every car speeds and it seems like the bike riders down there have no respect, i have a friend that got his car kicked in because he honked at guys that slowed down traffic to stunt their bikes. dont get sucked in by the loosers who speed down there.
welcome to the forums too
#10
12-24-2007, 11:43 AM
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Ft. Gordon (Augusta) GA
Posts: 8,268
RE: New to KF w/ a 636
Welcome to the KF family. The first thing I can say is you madea wise choice to start out your riding with the MSF course. And another wise choice with your new bike. I have to hand it to you. Everybody goes down at some point or another. Luckily you and your bike are okay. The frame sliders definately saved you from having to replace lots of expensive body work.