I got my cherry poppin' out of the way early. Brand new bike with only 43 miles I hit an edge gap (edge of the road that drops off) because I was too afraid to lean the new bike and when I tried to get her back on the road at 5 to 10 mph the rear wheel spun and then caught and tossed me over the side in a psuedo-high side. I broke the right front turn signal, bent the right side handle bar insert, and scuffed up the fairing, mirror, and exhaust a little. It certainly taught me not to be afraid to lean the bike properly and broke me of my target fixation habit real quick!! Since I have dropped it once loading it into the shed on the same side, luckily it fell into some soft dirt and didn't hurt her at all, she just needed to be dusted off.