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Old 20-03-06, 03:28 PM   #1
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Default bike falling over?!?!

Well i left my bike outside with a cover over it!

came out today its on the floor!

R&Gs were amazing no damage!! yay!!!

but how ??!!? i was was very windy round my area last night could it have been poslible for the wind to have blown the bike over you think??

just a thought?!?!
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Old 20-03-06, 03:29 PM   #2
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Chavs?
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Old 20-03-06, 03:48 PM   #3
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wind will have got under the cover and toppled the bike probably, wouldnt be the first, second, or tenth time id heard of it...

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Old 20-03-06, 04:19 PM   #4
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There'd be a mighty lots of wind to push over a curvey SV based on the lean angle whilst on the side stand, even with a cover. I'm in Florida, hurricane capital of the world and never has the wind toppled my SV with cover on it.

But did you leave her in Neutral or in gear while parked??? Could have been pushed or nudged foward if in neutral and then BAM!!!
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Old 20-03-06, 04:51 PM   #5
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unless the road had a slant in it which would reduce the angle drastically when on its stand...
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Old 20-03-06, 04:59 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Nexus242
There'd be a mighty lots of wind to push over a curvey SV based on the lean angle whilst on the side stand, even with a cover. I'm in Florida, hurricane capital of the world and never has the wind toppled my SV with cover on it. !
Last year we had a freak wind blow though our office car park. It took quite a few bikes down, so yes it is possible.
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Old 20-03-06, 05:22 PM   #7
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wel the car park is on a very slight slant but nothing i would have woried about !

i think it was the wind tho thire was no cars souronding my bike nothing to stop the wind, i dont think chavs would have attaced it but never know ...
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Old 20-03-06, 05:25 PM   #8
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There'd be a mighty lots of wind to push over a curvey SV based on the lean angle whilst on the side stand, even with a cover. I'm in Florida, hurricane capital of the world and never has the wind toppled my SV with cover on it. !
Last year we had a freak wind blow though our office car park. It took quite a few bikes down, so yes it is possible.
That sounds like a Micro Burst (mini straight line tornado) if you were having bad weather but that takes down trees and sheds too. And those you can't sleep thru when they hit.

Wind is possible yes but not likely 98% of the time.
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Old 20-03-06, 05:43 PM   #9
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The SV fizz had as a loan bike when his was in for a service got blown over in the wind. It was definatly the wind cos some one on a fag break out in his works car park where it was parked, saw it fall.
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Old 20-03-06, 05:58 PM   #10
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If it's a wind problem that you have, maybe you need to compare notes with Scoobs! :P
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