Triumphrat

03-01-2007

Have you replaced the rear shocks on your Bonneville? Do you still have the old shocks? If so, you could be in danger!

Studies show that every year, as many as 3 people are injured when a surplus stock shock rolls off a garage shelf, and onto an unprotected toe.

Nobody wants to wear steel-toed boots all the time. Fortunately, there's another solution: Avoid the Coiled Menace!

RaceDweeb · 03-01-2007

I keep my spares stored overhead in the rafters so if something falls...
it will hit something soft. :hammer:

wonderdog · 03-01-2007

I purposely leave roundy stuff in our hallway to get back at the kids and wife. Going from the house to the garage before daylight is sometimes a challenge with all the important stuff that is left lying around the house like backpacks, storage boxes, laundry, dogs. SHEESH! Talk about an obstacle course!! Of course, I never leave anything out of place myself. :roll:

Dennis

McQueen · 03-01-2007

Also, when working on your bike, watch out for those rounded edges and plastic bits.

They don't gouge your knuckles nearly as well as nice, sharp cold steel edges.