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Thanks. I did the zip tie thing after I noticed the dent, and it's just a pain to have to do it.
If you have a stand but just can't bring it you could find someone that lives close or drives past your area that could help you get yours there.Does anyone have an extra rear stand I can borrow for the day at the track? Last time I was there I dented my tank leaning it against the I- beams under the bleachers (I was leaning the bike on the sliders, but one time it hit the tank before the slider)
I ride my bike there, so I can't take mine.
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That would work too. I'm in Mississauga by square one... and I can drop it off tomorrow if anyone is willing to take it for me.
So someone has to drive to your house, drag your **** around and then drive it back to your house because you can't be bothered to put a zip tie on after every break?
Did you notice the part where I said " I can drop it off tomorrow "? I already damaged my street/track bike. I have to balance the bike on my knee every time I have to put the zip tie on cause guess what? I can't take my stand with me.
lol It did sound a little like a duel challenge.
For a minute I thought I was being a douche for asking. I don't wanna inconvenience anyone. A couple of weeks ago a fellow rider offered me and my bike a ride home after a track day and I turned him down cause it was a little out of his way and I wasn't so tired that I couldn't ride home myself. I was very grateful that he had offered. He even got me a chair and we chilled under his canopy inbetween a couple of sessions with his friends. I can't wait to hopefully someday pay it forward and make some new friends along the way. After all, track days are more than just going around really fast on your bike.
I guess if you crash you will also ask people to help you get your bike home right? to each it's own - have fun buddy!
Well, rest assured that if you crash and something happens to you that prevents you from getting yourself home, people will be there to load all your stuff on your trailer, pick up your bike, contact your emergency number, etc., and will do it gladly. I hope that it doesn't happen, but then again there's a risk involved in riding bikes.
