To the Guy on the S1000r that Helped Me This Morning

[duck_rider]

I know your name but I'm not sure if you want it posted on here. Thank you so much for stopping and helping me. I'd like to send over a bottle of your favorite spirit, or a 6-pack at least. I was a little shaken up. It definitely helped to have someone with some experience to get the bike up and running.

For a little context, I lowsided this morning on Highway 1 just north of Nicks Cove. Hit a wet patch on one of the long, sweeping left handers and lost the front. I'm physically fine, just have a bruised ego and a small scrape on my right knee from my riding pants zipper (ATGATT).

This is definitely a testament to the community on here and the motorcycle community in general. Thanks for stopping again, send me a private message, if you want, so I can send something your way for the help.

 

[stubble]

Hey duck_rider, no worries man. Just glad you are a-ok and got home safe. That stretch is sneaky in the am's with all the eucalyptus snot. Hope the bike's as easy to put right as it seemed it might be. :thumbup :ride

 

[louemc]

I know your name but I'm not sure if you want it posted on here. Thank you so much for stopping and helping me. I'd like to send over a bottle of your favorite spirit, or a 6-pack at least. I was a little shaken up. It definitely helped to have someone with some experience to get the bike up and running.

For a little context, I lowsided this morning on Highway 1 just north of Nicks Cove. Hit a wet patch on one of the long, sweeping left handers and lost the front. I'm physically fine, just have a bruised ego and a small scrape on my right knee from my riding pants zipper (ATGATT).

This is definitely a testament to the community on here and the motorcycle community in general. Thanks for stopping again, send me a private message, if you want, so I can send something your way for the help.

To handle the nastie's (and they can be anything, anywhere)..
Ride dirt (on a dirt bike) That's where nasty is, that's where you train your eyes and mind...
So You know how to do it.

 

[Cyclesuzy]

OP - glad you're okay and glad someone was there to help when needed. :thumbup

 

[aram]

Hey duck_rider, no worries man. Just glad you are a-ok and got home safe. That stretch is sneaky in the am's with all the eucalyptus snot. Hope the bike's as easy to put right as it seemed it might be. :thumbup :ride

Thanks for being stand up person!

:thumbup