[Katwoman]

Now THATS what I'm talking about. Thank you. !!!

[roadster21]

Thanks for the link! Could have used that last night.

[lefty321546]

nice helpful tip there thankx man

[ako]

Wish I knew about this last year, thx.

Not exactly easy for a 5'5" 140lb guy to pick up a 500+lb Kat.
But I'm hoping I'll never have to do that again.

[05Kat600]

Thanks for starting this thread!! I'm a new rider and found this info very useful.

[ArcherGirl]

When my dad first got his bike we went to the store and he locked the stearing. When we got back on he forgot it was locked and the bike went down. I just jumped off but my dad went sliding across the parkinglot. I just picked up the bike because my dad was yelling and it wasn't that heard. He has a honda shadow spirit.

[Skyway46]

this may be a retarded question...but, would it be safe to gently lay the bike down on its side and practice this? i think it would be better to do that than to crash in front of everybody and struggle for 5 mins trying to get the bike upright

[md86]

Kinda hard to "gently" lay the bike down . Once it gets to a certain point , it gets REALLY freakin heavy . Maybe if you take off the mirrors and put a matress under it .....

[hellcamp]

Maybe if you take off the mirrors and put a matress under it .....

Or use grass... lots of lush green grass and soft mud.

[Skyway46]

heh.....

....lets just pretend i didnt ask that question

[Zone07]

For average folks, a 750Kat can be very heavy; this is very useful info. Good thing she's picking up a BM and not a Kat. It's so sad to see a KAT down

[Zone07]

Heavye KAT 750!

For average folks, a 750Kat can be very heavy; this is very useful info. Good thing she's picking up a BM and not a Kat. It's so sad to see a KAT down

[treal]

I'm just glad I'm not the only one to drop my bike

[Animal Chin]

Nice.. Hopefully I won't need to do this but now I know how. (knocking on wood)

[Black_peter]

This should be stickied...