Sorry, I have to be the first one. Not proud of it at all.
5th Jan, 7:20am, just outside my office(Cannon Hill), left turn, low-sided.
Went too hard, tyres were definately warmed up as I travelled 7km from home. Not sure if the cold road surface was the cause, it rained quite abit last night.
Wasn't going too fast, but I shall not reveal the speed I was doing.
I felt the tyres losing grip and I just had to let it go down. I did not brake as I thought if I try to bring it up, I will high-side.
Saw the bike scraping/sliding on the ground while I slided on my right side. I kept my head off the ground and pushed myself so that I'm sliding on my back instead of my right.
Bike stop 10m from me, picked myself up, no broken bones or major pain anywhere.
Walked to the bike, a family in a 4WD came up and asked if I needed help, I said yes pls(to lift the bike up).
By the time he pulled over to the side, I had already picked up the bike by myself, I have no idea how I did that.

I turned around and the 4WD took off! Obviously seeing that I don't need help anymore...

Kicked the bike into neutral, started it and no dramas. Didn't want to inspect the bike there as my office is only 100m away. We've got a store/workshop at the back of the building.
Parked the bike aside and went into office and pulled out 2 first aid kits. Fixed myself up and then went to inspect the bike and walked 100m back to where I went down n took some pics.
Here are the pics...

Left hand turn

I kept more to the left side as there was a car coming and wanted to turn right onto the road I was on. The thin white lines are from my center-stand and clutch lever.

Right thumb

Left arm

Left arm

Left boot, that black spot is not a small hole, it's only dirt stuck on the boot.

Both knees, the left one took more beating

Left elbow, abrasion against the inside of the jacket. Some of the fabric got stuck and I had to pick them out.

After bandaging the wound.
I always had my jacket + gloves + boots on when I ride, and I never knew how useful they are untill today...
