if you didn't touch anything then maybe brake malfunction...which would not be very likely...i'm thinking your rear tire broke loose for a little bit, then caught and while it wasn't enough to high side you, it was enough to stand the back up...

whatever it was...you're still here with us today! woooohoooo!

 

Based on you saying you couldn't get the bike to lean back into the turn, I'm guessing target fixation, either with or without braking. Anyway, glad you're OK, even if the bike isn't.

 

out of curiosity, how long have you been riding?

 

Glad you okay! A bike can be replaced.

 

+1. Sounds like a simple case of target fixation. Look through the turn, not at it.

 

Rough looking at those pictures, same color scheme as my bike.

 

i have been riding for3 years now. in the turn i was not braking or accelerating possible targeting dont really remember, dont think the back tire hopped just dont know what happened, anyway is my first bike and first crash .and its not if you crash its when right...

 

"there are two types of riders - those who have gone down, and those who are going to go down." luckily you got the chance to get back up. the bike may look pretty messy, but i just fixed mine up with about the same amount of damage as yours, so dont consider it totaled just yet.
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i'm sorry F4iguy. well at least you survived your first crash. and i think the sayin is "thereis the people that have crashed and the ones that havenet crashed yet" is insurance paying for it? or you fixing it yourself?

i just saw axsys's saying.. that's how it was told to me - i just laughed at the dealer when i was looking for bikes..

 

just brought the bike to a local honda dealer got the estimate about 4pm today said parts and labor $8,050 yea pretty sure insurance is going to total it so i will keep you all filled in. didnt even know if the bike was ever worth that brand new lol