Some might disagree, but I'd not have swerved, simply emergency braked and controlled the bike to stay upright. I don't mean deliberately hit them, simply make a controlled stop with a blast on the horn.
The engine will be fine.A guy recently drained the oil out of an old merc on YouTube and it ran for about 17 minutes before failing. It actually takes a little while for the surfaces to run dry, so a few seconds will not impact anything.As said, replace the side casing and all good. Looks like the silencer will slide straight back on. You could fix that up for less than £100 I reckon.As mentioned above though, did the ped's not hang around to make sure you were alright. Technically they have just left the scene of an accident, especially as you were avoiding them. If you had a helmet cam with footage you could take them to small claims court to cover the cost of your bike repairs. For the price to repair you may not be bothered about that though, but a helmet/bike cam is worth the investment for things like this.Some might disagree, but I'd not have swerved, simply emergency braked and controlled the bike to stay upright. I don't mean deliberately hit them, simply make a controlled stop with a blast on the horn. It's easy for someone to nip out of the way of a bike compared to a car so probably wouldn't amount to anything.
Quote from: Fazafou on 02 February 2017, 03:51:46 pmSome might disagree, but I'd not have swerved, simply emergency braked and controlled the bike to stay upright. I don't mean deliberately hit them, simply make a controlled stop with a blast on the horn. Thats a tricky one without actually being there as there are times when an emergency stop is just not enough, many a creature has ran out infront of me at the last second and a swerve was the only thing that had saved me from having to clean up a right mess. And then I think after wards "how the Foc did I manage to swerve around that"
Quote from: fazersharp on 02 February 2017, 04:09:31 pmQuote from: Fazafou on 02 February 2017, 03:51:46 pmSome might disagree, but I'd not have swerved, simply emergency braked and controlled the bike to stay upright. I don't mean deliberately hit them, simply make a controlled stop with a blast on the horn. Thats a tricky one without actually being there as there are times when an emergency stop is just not enough, many a creature has ran out infront of me at the last second and a swerve was the only thing that had saved me from having to clean up a right mess. And then I think after wards "how the Foc did I manage to swerve around that" Sadly I only have my word for it and my memory is a little all over the place from my head smacking off the road but from what I recall they did just run out of nowhere, it was so dark on the path and my light was green I didn't see them until they were less than 10 feet in front of me, and at 30mph I just did not have time to brake
Quote from: Grant1Shepherd on 02 February 2017, 04:11:57 pmQuote from: fazersharp on 02 February 2017, 04:09:31 pmQuote from: Fazafou on 02 February 2017, 03:51:46 pmSome might disagree, but I'd not have swerved, simply emergency braked and controlled the bike to stay upright. I don't mean deliberately hit them, simply make a controlled stop with a blast on the horn. Thats a tricky one without actually being there as there are times when an emergency stop is just not enough, many a creature has ran out infront of me at the last second and a swerve was the only thing that had saved me from having to clean up a right mess. And then I think after wards "how the Foc did I manage to swerve around that" Sadly I only have my word for it and my memory is a little all over the place from my head smacking off the road but from what I recall they did just run out of nowhere, it was so dark on the path and my light was green I didn't see them until they were less than 10 feet in front of me, and at 30mph I just did not have time to brake Any crash you can walk away from is a 'good crash' grant It's good that you focus on the bike, by the time you get it fixed up you'll be ready to get back in the saddle.
I've got a standard 600 exhaust in good condition in the shed if you need it. I'll not be putting it back on as I do love the sound of my blueflame can.PM if you're interested.Chris
I've got a standard 600 exhaust in good condition in the shed if you need it
Seconded, the engine will be fine mate, and sorry for your spill. Get it back on the road and come spring I'll Fill and paint it for free if you want, finished in 2k lacquer as long as I've got the basecolour you want in stock. Did it for another feller on here a few years back in a similar predicament, his bike was a helluva state, been attacked with a hammer.
QuoteI've got a standard 600 exhaust in good condition in the shed if you need itSo have I, so's Graham53. I think there are more standard exhausts sitting in sheds and garages, than there are on bikes
Don't listen to Harry his is off a Red Boxeye, don't fit his as it will not help with your top speed, but, with saying that yours is a slow red one anyway.
Quote from: tommyardin on 06 February 2017, 04:21:01 pmDon't listen to Harry his is off a Red Boxeye, don't fit his as it will not help with your top speed, but, with saying that yours is a slow red one anyway.Aha you lot are all mental love FOC-U so much
Quote from: Grant1Shepherd on 06 February 2017, 11:36:34 pmQuote from: tommyardin on 06 February 2017, 04:21:01 pmDon't listen to Harry his is off a Red Boxeye, don't fit his as it will not help with your top speed, but, with saying that yours is a slow red one anyway.Aha you lot are all mental love FOC-U so muchIf he had a fast silver one he would have been long gone before those pedestrians even got out of their house.
Glad you're OK and on the mend.If you're looking at replacing your brake and Clutch leavers I have some original ones sat in my garage that you can have as well as the original bar end weights.Don't listen to tommy as we all know that the red ones are the fastest. He wont admit it but his is a red one really but it's just still in the primer stage
Quote from: Fazer99 on 07 February 2017, 02:11:15 pmGlad you're OK and on the mend.If you're looking at replacing your brake and Clutch leavers I have some original ones sat in my garage that you can have as well as the original bar end weights.Don't listen to tommy as we all know that the red ones are the fastest. He wont admit it but his is a red one really but it's just still in the primer stage Oooohhhh! Below the belt ref
I bet it's a bloody European ruling, when we pull out I'm going to lodge an apeal.
Ooooooowwww OK! There is no such thing as a Silver FZS 600 only one in Primer.I will write it out 25 timesThere is no such thing as a Silver FZS 600 only one in Primer.There is no such thing as a Silver FZS 600 only one in Primer.There is no such thing as a Silver FZS 600 only one in Primer.There is no such thing as a Silver FZS 600 only one in Primer.There is no such thing as a Silver FZS 600 only one in Primer.There is no such thing as a Silver FZS 600 only one in Primer.There is no such thing as a Silver FZS 600 only one in Primer.There is no such thing as a Silver FZS 600 only one in Primer.OK I can't be arsed with this but I have learned my lesson.But I still think in FZS 600 in PRIMER is still the fastest.
Quote from: Fazer99 on 07 February 2017, 02:11:15 pmGlad you're OK and on the mend.If you're looking at replacing your brake and Clutch leavers I have some original ones sat in my garage that you can have as well as the original bar end weights.Don't listen to tommy as we all know that the red ones are the fastest. He wont admit it but his is a red one really but it's just still in the primer stage Thanks fr the kind offer mate, shouldn't need to replace the clutch level as the bike went down or it's right and sadly I've order brought a new brake lever . Thanks anyway mate really appreciate the offer