Icllick, I did the same thing in my garage. Not enough room to manuever and I was backing my way out when my left foot slipped on a leaf. Did a slow roll to the left side. Nothing hurt but my pride, but sure learned a good lesson.

 

You can add me to the list of dropped bikes, just did it this afternoon. I was just pulling away from the pump after filling up my Street Glide. Started around the corner of the cashiers building and here comes a car right at me. It was a blind turn so I made a point of going slow, unfortunately the car wasn't so I panicked a little I was only going <5mph so I grabbed the brakes, including the front brake. Since the front wheel was turned slightly down she went. Damn are these touring bikes a bitch to get back up. The teenagers in the car coming at me just back up and hauled *** out of there.

The good news is that I had just installed the rear crash bars on my Street Glide last night. The bad news is that I had them powder coated to match my Black Pearl paint, and it's not wasy stuff to come by. Fortunately there was only a litte scuff on the corner of the right guard and you can't see it unless you get down on your knees to look.

The irony here is that I had just read this thread prior to leaving work today. So if you're reading this be warned!!

 

NP at all. It happens.

 

Suggest you check to insure that the guards are not bend or tweaked out of place. i had a car back out of the slot next to me and hit my bike. Everything looked okay until a few weeks later when i noticed that the saddle bag had a wear spot on it from the guard. The guard had been bent enough to rub the bag. Check to see that you don't have a similar problem.

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