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Its a little bit harder, but then I have a uneven drive. Plus the large side stand end makes it a bit more difficult, but I've done it. Its even easier with the wifes Duke, but she don't like me doing it.
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24-01-05, 12:48 PM
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My b/f tried to do this with the SV on Friday and dropped it - thankfully he also serves as a cushion. He has no problem doing this with the R1.
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24-01-05, 01:03 PM
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24-01-05, 01:46 PM
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I did that on Friday, although I didnn't use the side stand. I used the side of the bike. Oh and it was 30 feet further up the road than when I started the manouvre.
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24-01-05, 01:53 PM
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again
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24-01-05, 07:27 PM
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The sidestand trick has been around a long while. Easy to hurt yourself unless you're on a flat surface.
Easy with the SV if you lean all the weight onto your hip/thigh. If YOU fall it'll land on you, as you pull it down. Videotape your first attempt 
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"lol sorry that made me smile, did he cause any damage or was it just a bruised ego?"
Severly bruised ego - he did it in front of about 30 of his mates 
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