Picking up the bike when it falls over - Revision history

Bokonon at 07:36, 3 August 2010

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	If your bike falls over, don't fret. There's a simple method you can use to pick up your bike, or anyone else's you come across. Rather than reinvent the wheel, please read the excellent description of this method posted over at ~~[http://www.pinkribbonrides.com~~ Pink Ribbon Rides]:		If your bike falls over, don't fret. There's a simple method you can use to pick up your bike, or anyone else's you come across. Rather than reinvent the wheel, please read the excellent description of this method posted over at Pink Ribbon Rides:

	[http://www.pinkribbonrides.com/dropped.html How to pick up a dropped motorcycle]		[http://www.pinkribbonrides.com/dropped.html How to pick up a dropped motorcycle]

Bokonon at 06:51, 8 April 2007

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	If your bike falls over, don't fret. There's a simple method you can use to pick up your bike, or anyone else's you come across. Rather than reinvent the wheel, please read the excellent description of this method posted over at [http://www.pinkribbonrides.com Pink Ribbon Rides]:		If your bike falls over, don't fret. There's a simple method you can use to pick up your bike, or anyone else's you come across. Rather than reinvent the wheel, please read the excellent description of this method posted over at [http://www.pinkribbonrides.com Pink Ribbon Rides]:

Bokonon at 14:16, 29 January 2007

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	Note that the woman demonstrating this method weighs 118 pounds, is 5' 3", and is picking up a 600 pound motorcycle. Yes, you can definitely pick up your 350 pound Ninja 250 using this method!		Note that the woman demonstrating this method weighs 118 pounds, is 5' 3", and is picking up a 600 pound motorcycle. Yes, you can definitely pick up your 350 pound Ninja 250 using this method!

			Here is another article, courtesy of the friendly folks at the [http://www.dps.state.mn.us/mmsc/latest/MMSCHomeSecondary.asp?cid=5&mid=32&scat=27 Minnesota Motorcycle Safety Center]. Remember to heed their advice: wait until you've had time to calm down, and then assess the situation, yourself, and the bike.

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Bokonon at 07:41, 3 June 2006

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	If your bike falls over, don't fret. There's a simple method you can use to pick up your bike, or anyone else's you come across. Rather than reinvent the wheel, please read the excellent description of this method posted over at [http://www.pinkribbonrides.com Pink Ribbon Rides]:		If your bike falls over, don't fret. There's a simple method you can use to pick up your bike, or anyone else's you come across. Rather than reinvent the wheel, please read the excellent description of this method posted over at [http://www.pinkribbonrides.com Pink Ribbon Rides]:

IanJ at 17:41, 1 June 2006

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	If your bike falls over, don't fret. There's a simple method you can use to pick up your bike, or anyone else's you come across. Rather than reinvent the wheel, please read the excellent description of this method posted over at [http://www.pinkribbonrides.com Pink Ribbon Rides]:		If your bike falls over, don't fret. There's a simple method you can use to pick up your bike, or anyone else's you come across. Rather than reinvent the wheel, please read the excellent description of this method posted over at [http://www.pinkribbonrides.com Pink Ribbon Rides]:

IanJ at 17:41, 1 June 2006

2006-06-01T17:41:29Z

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If your bike falls over, don't fret. There's a simple method you can use to pick up your bike, or anyone else's you come across. Rather than reinvent the wheel, please read the excellent description of this method posted over at [http://www.pinkribbonrides.com Pink Ribbon Rides]:

[http://www.pinkribbonrides.com/dropped.html How to pick up a dropped motorcycle]

Note that the woman demonstrating this method weighs 118 pounds, is 5' 3", and is picking up a 600 pound motorcycle. Yes, you can definitely pick up your 350 pound Ninja 250 using this method!