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Not really. The hill was loose black soil with small rocks and the back tire lost traction. With the tire spinning pace was slow, then I hit a lime stone rock and it through me of and I was stalled. I put my right foot down for balance, but that was on the down hill side and I lost it. The landed soft but at a -15 degree angle ... I rolled over twice. Nothing was hunt; just a challenge to get it up. Also the bike wants to roll back on a hill - not like having a standard transmission. I was pooped when we got to the top of hill. Lucky for me I didn't do this by myself .. the buddy system is best.Did you lay it down on purpose?
)I hope you came out with minimal paint damage...Not really. The hill was loose black soil with small rocks and the back tire lost traction. With the tire spinning pace was slow, then I hit a lime stone rock and it through me of and I was stalled. I put my right foot down for balance, but that was on the down hill side and I lost it. The landed soft but at a -15 degree angle ... I rolled over twice. Nothing was hunt; just a challenge to get it up. Also the bike wants to roll back on a hill - not like having a standard transmission. I was pooped when we got to the top of hill. Lucky for me I didn't do this by myself .. the buddy system is best.
Not a scratch! Fell on soft dirt and grass.I hope you came out with minimal paint damage...
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