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[QUOTE="High Lord Gomer, post: 142738, member: 16469"] While it is most likely that you hit a rut or bump on the takeoff of the jump, worn swingarm and/or wheel bearings will also cause that. I have a tough time recovering from getting sideways, but preventing it can be helped by squeezing the bike with your legs prior to and during takeoff. [/QUOTE]
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