Burnt legs

[Jvid]

I'm new to firestorms and as its warm and as I'm a gentleman, I keep burning my legs on the exhaust as I'm putting the bike away for the wife! Is it just me or are there other idiots out there who move their bike in shorts?


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[Virt]

She's dressed up for it, make her move the bike

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[agentpineapple]

you plonker Rodney.....
wait for the bike to cool down first or as young master virt said, get the misses to put her own bike away....
unless shes getting ready for a bout of bedroom Olympics, in which case, get the bike away as quick as possible, sod the burnt legs.....

[Jvid]

I wouldn't mind it's just that my right leg is nearly healed and now I just done my left.... Again!

She can't put it away coz it needs to be reversed down the drive? I wish I could have the same excuse?

I could leave it on the front to cool but I live too close to a place called Halton Lodge and even the dogs have flick knives there....


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[AMCQ46]

I keep burning my legs on the exhaust as I'm putting the bike away

its Darwins theory of evolution...............learn & adapt ............ or keep burning your legs

[VTRDark]

Get a Titanium exhaust as it don't get so hot.

(:-})

[Virt]

Have her sit on it and you push from the front that's how we put my brothers bike away because "it's too heavy to move on gravel" he needs to man up

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[lloydie]

I used burn my trousers to on my 2-1 link pipe but soon learnt not to do it

[NHSH]

Get a Titanium exhaust as it don't get so hot.

(:-})

Still getting hot after a while, Carbon fiber would do better, but then... you know, may not last as long

[MacV2]

Stand in front of bike, grab handle bars, right hand on the clutch, left hand on the throttle.

Take weight of side stand & walk forward, pushing the bike backwards. Legs no where near pipes.

It does take a bit of getting used to but can be done. Have a practice somewhere flat to get used to it.

It's a bike shop trick, for getting bike in & out of tight spaces.

I moved my bikes like this yesterday, I still have a very wonky wrist with little strength & one of the bikes has no brakes. No mishaps...

Simples...




Disclaimer I take no responsibility whatsoever for anyone who attempts this & drops their bike...

[Jamoi]

My mate often makes a point of making sure there's a few people looking, then spins the bike around on the side stand, then smugly looks around for praise and admiration from his audience...

I can't wait for that moment where the side stand bolt goes... PING!

:-D

[NHSH]

Stand in front of bike, grab handle bars, right hand on the clutch, left hand on the throttle.

Take weight of side stand & walk forward, pushing the bike backwards. Legs no where near pipes.

It does take a bit of getting used to but can be done. Have a practice somewhere flat to get used to it.

It's a bike shop trick, for getting bike in & out of tight spaces.

I moved my bikes like this yesterday, I still have a very wonky wrist with little strength & one of the bikes has no brakes. No mishaps...

Simples...

That is how they maneuver them in dealerships, easy and much better balance once you get the trick.


Disclaimer I take no responsibility whatsoever for anyone who attempts this & drops their bike...

[Foxy vid vtr]

He couldn't push from the front he'd drop it. His mate picked up his new tuono a few weeks ago, and stupidly let him have a go, then he pulled back into our road and dropped it!


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[Jamoi]

He couldn't push from the front he'd drop it. His mate picked up his new tuono a few weeks ago, and stupidly let him have a go, then he pulled back into our road and dropped it!


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I'd run away!

[Jvid]

I didnt drop it!!!..... i placed it gently on its side and that took some doing??