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Old 06-14-18, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Ironfish653
It's like you read my post backwards. At speed, by the time you recognize something's wrong, it's too late, and you're on the deck. Those do happen pretty fast.

We were talking (originally) about the 0-speed tip-overs, Like when you roll up to a stop, and then can't get your foot out of the pedal, while the bike slowly tips over, and you go down in a heap like Benny Hill on his tricycle.
I just fell the other day. My bike was stopped, I was trying to get off. My toes were on the ground, my other foot was hooked on the tire as I was trying to get off a really tall object and safely on the ground. I felt my toes on the ground not feel right and my foot hooked on the tire not feel right. Next thing I know I'm on my back and trying to figure out if I hit my head or not because I know my neck bend backwards hard. Zero reaction time to figure out how to fall. Zero sense of time between "not feel right" and wondering if I could get up with at least some amount of dignity.
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