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CBRinPDX 11-01-2007 10:38 PM

Cold Tire Low Side
 
So I got out of my Bio classtonight atabout 6:45 and hopped on my bike in hopes ofa nice ridehome. It's cool up there but not really cold, maybe 55,so, as always, I let the bike warm up as I put my gear on. Hopped on and made my way toward the main enterance/exit so I could turn left toward I-5. Now, I have made this corner more times than I can count and gave consideration to tire & pavement temperature... Apparently it was too cool for sufficient traction because the ass end slid out and I met the pavement. censored: I felt the ass end go and tried to upright the bike while rolling off the throttle but it was too late. So damage includes: broken mirror bracket, scuffed front fairing, destroyed bar end, ripped grip, ground down, left control, broken air duct, dented and scratched tank, ground and bent slider, cracked and rashed left side engine cover, rashed passenger peg, scratched tail plastic, snapped the spool off, i think the rearset is ok, boot is oily, phone is f'd up, hip is bruised/sore and ego is also bruised. leaked oil the whole way home. Strange thing, I put too much oil in the bike last change so I had plenty to get home on. Oil level is at the top line so I'm not worried about that.
[/align]Strange I've never had a problem with cold tires and heard this problem exists, now I have first hand knowledge.
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PlayfulGod 11-01-2007 10:43 PM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
dude that ssux. I have a question tho, cut or no cut sliders? I never seen a cut slider bend in a low speed lowside. If it was a no cut, it shows why they suck tho. Glad you are ok tho. heal quicl n hope ya find the parts ya need to get er going again.

CBRinPDX 11-01-2007 10:55 PM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
The slider was on the bike when I got it. I honestly don't know what no-cut sliders is refering to. Looks like it just bolts right on. I can tell it's going to be fun taking off a bent bolt. Actually surprised it did bend. I was only doing about 15, maybe 20....
Nothing on me to heal really. I just need the side cover to ride, everything else can wait.
Thanks for the concern.

PlayfulGod 11-01-2007 11:07 PM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
Not sure about youe model bike, but most bikes you have to cut a hole in the side fairing for the slider to go thru. No-cut sliders use a bracket to place the slider in existing opening in the fairing. They look pretty but the tend to bend in a crash, and causing more damage. I cant tell from the pix either lol

again glad your ok tho

letsride 11-01-2007 11:11 PM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
The 954 is a no cut application,it has a bracket.Sorry about your accident,it also happened to me once.

bobjoezx 11-02-2007 07:06 AM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
frame slders just bolt to the top engine mounts, with new hardware.. there no such thing as a "no cut" slider for a 954.. those are for like the 1000rr type deals where you have to make a hole in a fairing

outsider8 11-02-2007 07:16 AM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
that sucks bad,the bike can be fixed!,but i am glad to hear that you made it through

o8

nikos 11-02-2007 07:22 AM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
Stupid cold tires. Sorry to hear about your 'get-off'. On the good side, parts can be found while it's too cold to ride! Glad to hear you're ok.

VP 11-02-2007 07:47 AM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
SUCKS!

I'm glad you're ok... looks like an easy fixer just a couple of plastics and such

simple guy 11-02-2007 09:25 AM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
Sorry about the lowside, sux. I do have some good news if my eyes are correct. Is your exhaust can a Yanashikislipon? If so I paid $250 to have my bikeDyno'ed with one so if you'd likea copy of it PM me (When it was Dynoed I had the BCM airfilter on, airbox stock and not pinned back, HTEV installed and working, O2 blockers installed and the HIV valve (?)blocked at the airbox (the thing that opens to let head air into the airbox)).

StuntinThe954rr 11-02-2007 09:33 AM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
sorry about your wreck bro!
i have a
-brand new unpainted left side fairing-$80 plus shipping
-mint left side ram air duct-$7
-mint oem clutch lever(just lever) not everything-$you can have it if u buy side fairing
-mint turn signal/headlight switch assembly-$15

if u dont want the new side fairing i have a used oem 03' red and black with a small scratch on it for $70
pm me if interested man

TCIRACING 11-02-2007 07:39 PM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
CLAIM YOUR INSURANCE IF YOU GOT FULL COVERAGE, REASON - OIL ON THE GROUND.

VP 11-02-2007 08:34 PM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
well where exactly is the oil leaking from?

CBRinPDX 11-03-2007 02:32 AM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
simple guy
I have an Erion Racing pipe with a downloaded map. Non-emissions bike. I'm thinking that I'll make a few mods and have the bike dyno tuned this winter. Also might repaint the body and powdercoat the rear aluminum. too bad i broke the spool off....
StuntinThe954rr
I might take up the parts offer. any chance you have the stator cover too? I'm considering upgrading the stator and clutch covers to a more durable construction. Any suggestions?body work is workable, no cracks.
vpsophmore
does this pic help? Yeah, ick. A little disappointed with Honda. I dumped my Suzuki Bandit 1200 at about 50 and it barely leaked... Oh, well...
http://pdxrider.com/014_op_800x517.jpg

StuntinThe954rr 11-03-2007 09:56 AM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
no man no stator cover. ebayusually hasthem cheap though...
u could also look into www.powersstuntworx.com and get some race rails to prevent that happening again...
let me know if u want anything. i need cash bad so i may be puttin everything on ebay soon
thanks
-cory

rsser 11-04-2007 01:03 AM

RE: Cold Tire Low Side
 
If you've done that turn many times before it may not have been cold tyres. You may have hit a patch of diesel.

Ride Red Bull 03-22-2009 01:48 PM

i just did the same damn thing today on my maiden voyage. really pissed, little hurt, hard to believe turning from a stop sign would f ing lowside

CBRinPDX 03-25-2009 07:06 PM

I'm parting out. What do you need?

I have a solid stator cover and about 80% of the bike remaining...

(most of the front end is sold and plastics are gone)


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