This video will show you how to pick up a fallen bike that's on its side. Video is brought to you by F650.com. They give you safety tips about how to deal with the crash or fall that caused the bike to be 'fallen'. They also show a light weight woman attempting the lift too.
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1 Comment
Excelllent tutorial! I'm a new rider and have fallen..a couple times..lol I fell more confident that I'll be able to pick my bike up alone, IF I should ever fall again..lol
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