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A ride to the Paragliding mountain at Nong Yai


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2 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

You don't like your bike much. 🤗

As a first it was not me that came off 🙂

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Yesterday I rode back to Bomb Mountain, the paragliding mountain at Nong Yai in Chonburi for the second time.

Mr G was unable to join as he is still recovering for his fall last week. Al also had to give the ride a miss due to a non motor biking injury.

I met up with a Facebook friend Mr A to ride up on our CT125’s. The ride at first was a bit busy but once into the countryside it was ok. On arriving at the base of the mountain we had a chat about if the CT125’s had enough power and planned to paddle on the two steep parts if necessary.

Unfortunately Mr K did not quite have enough momentum and paddling didn’t help too so he had a fall just past elephant <deleted> corner. I stopped at the next flat area to come and help just in time to watch him fall into the drainage ditch back at elephant corner, quite spectacular!

We got his bike upright and sorted, then I carried on to the top to take a photo before riding back with Mr K the family shop near the bottom of the mountain for water and to check the bike over.

Mr K was starting to stiffen up after the falls and decided to ride home. He didn’t need company so I carried on my intended loop round the mountain and home, some 250km loop.

Mr K got home safely and hopefully will be riding soon.

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Knowing that you have dropped the bike when going backwards downhill and just discovering on another forum that ABS also works when going backwards, would it help you by pulling the ABS fuse and deactivating the ABS🤔

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5 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

Knowing that you have dropped the bike when going backwards downhill and just discovering on another forum that ABS also works when going backwards, would it help you by pulling the ABS fuse and deactivating the ABS🤔

I did not drop my bike this trip, it was my friend.

The front brake works going backwards but the tyre just slides over the concrete or track if too steep. And there is no engine drag even if in gear.

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2 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

^ OK so your ABS does not stop locking up so no need to pull the fuse.🤔

On the times i have been rolling backwards the front break locked up. 

Hopefully i won't experience it again 🙂

This mountain road in Chonburi is as steep as any road i have ridden. Even locals keep falling going up.

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