I'm just happy I didn't land with the motor on my leg or anything and that there was no serious cosmetic damage or anything like that, I might go by the house and let them know what happened because there's a big dirt patch right on the corner of there lawn and I'm guessing that's where the dirt on the road came from, I'll even sweep it back for them just to save me and other people from having that happen again.
If anyone's interested, my first crash was the day after I got my bike, I rode onto basically a highway, came back, I was one left turn from being safe in a neighborhood street, my bike shut off on me once at one light, shut off again at the light I was gonna turn at, and right when I turned it back on the left arrow just turned yellow, my helmet was also completely fogged up beyond being able to see, I gave it a bit more throttle than I should've but I was in a bit of a panic and I went straight into somebodies curb, bike did a huge stoppie and I launched into some nice soft grass, the front forks and triple tree were screwed but luckily somebody who was my friend at the time was behind me and rode it to his house and said ride his bike, yeah I wasn't gonna ride his bike so he came back on a bicycle and I chose that instead. Call me superstitious but with the way it happened, how my bike shut off at that moment and right when I got it going the left arrow simultaneously turned yellow, my helmet was fogged up to where I literally couldn't see, and I landed in grass, it's one of those things were everything went right even though the effect was "bad" thing, I say bad because if it didn't happen then I would've kept riding the bike and it needed a bunch of work that was soon found out and well I'm sure if it wasn't that time it would've happened later on and probably not so gracefully. I was just going 70 5 minutes before that. About two months later I got my license and about a year and a half later I was able to ride the bike problem free.
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