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Well it happened the other day I DROPPED MY KAT. Thats rights I layed it down on its left side. No major damage think God but I did scruff it up pretty good as well as my knee. Jeans offer no protection to those think they do just ask my MCL.
It happened like this. I was walking out of work and my cuz had parked next to me and some kid was looking at our bikes. We walked over and I introduced myself and asked the kid if he would ever buy a bike. He said no and I asked why his answer "there to dangerous." Me and my cuz chuckled and warmed out bikes and he pulled out....
I hit my throttle to follow (oh by the way the kid and his family are watching us leave the parken lot) and got to about 5 miles an hour and that when it gets fuzzy. All I remember is a car coming toward me and me sliding into a curb. I layed the bike down to keep from slaming head on into a curb and flipping off the bike. I realized later that the throttle had lodge and stuck when i was reving to accelerate to follow.
The family ran over to me as I poped right up body and bike fine pride broken. I signaled that I was ok and and told the family to stop running. The first words that I heard where from the boy..."I told U bikes where dangerous"
It happened like this. I was walking out of work and my cuz had parked next to me and some kid was looking at our bikes. We walked over and I introduced myself and asked the kid if he would ever buy a bike. He said no and I asked why his answer "there to dangerous." Me and my cuz chuckled and warmed out bikes and he pulled out....
I hit my throttle to follow (oh by the way the kid and his family are watching us leave the parken lot) and got to about 5 miles an hour and that when it gets fuzzy. All I remember is a car coming toward me and me sliding into a curb. I layed the bike down to keep from slaming head on into a curb and flipping off the bike. I realized later that the throttle had lodge and stuck when i was reving to accelerate to follow.
The family ran over to me as I poped right up body and bike fine pride broken. I signaled that I was ok and and told the family to stop running. The first words that I heard where from the boy..."I told U bikes where dangerous"
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