Dumped in the garage.

[booger]

Now that you have the bike upright I really have to ask- how did your wife bump the bike and knock it down? Was she running? Carrying several car batteries or something similar?

:-)

Brian

She was backing out of the garage and had to damn near turn her Rubicon sideways to hit my bike. I would have thought it would be near impossible.  But she achieved it some how.

[Tim]

My wife is 61 and I am 58.  At this point in our life,, she doesn't do too much to help get things erected.

I'm 59 and the wife is 57. She has helped me pick up a bike I dropped in the yard. I won't go into the other details.

[Ron Dawg]

You could always trader her in on a newer model, (the bike I mean... )

[momo65]

sorry to hear about your bike, mistakes happen and everything can be fixed with a few bucks, love the wife am pretty sure she is feeling pretty crappy right about now,,, 

[martin_14]

If this happened to me I would take the wife's dead body and roll it up against the wheels. This would stop the wheels from sliding. LOL Couldn't resist. Sorry about your bike..

I wouldn't recomend that. Dry blood stains are difficult to remove from the lower fairing.

[gPink]

I wouldn't recomend that. Dry blood stains are difficult to remove from the lower fairing.

Bed liner.

[Conrad]

I wouldn't recomend that. Dry blood stains are difficult to remove from the lower fairing.

Are you speaking from experience Martin? 

[martin_14]

Are you speaking from experience Martin?

    

[Frontier]

It's finally scratched.. now you can truly enjoy the bike.