Years ago I let one of my Hogs set in a barn for a couple of years. One day I decided to get it running, so I pushed it up to the house and worked on it in the drive and got it running too. At some point I pulled in the clutch lever and the disks and pressure plate got hung up in the basket, and I kicked it into gear but had nothing because everything was in the basket, not engaged. I reved it up and all of a sudden the pressure plate let loose and clamped the discs down...in gear, and I was standing next to it, not one it. I was holding the throttle on the handle bars and because the way that it took off, it twisted my wrist opening the throttle. Thats the best burn out it ever did, and I wasn't on it and it was headed towards the open garage and Buick, so I did the only thing I could do...grabbed it in a bear hug and tackled it right there on the concrete drive. Did some damage, not a lot, but broke some things. Didn't touch the Buick though, and I long since fixed it. I learned my lesson that day.
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