he WON'T forget next time!

[floridaman]

We all make mistakes, push homie from his left peg back to the site

[ouuyou]

a hard lesson, but you live you learn😂

[boostedmonza]

I burned up a top end out on power lines one time i will never forget that long walk home nearly 10 miles up hill down hill thru creeks and swamps.

[Matt-trbt]

My mum came looking for me when I had to walk miles home, you learn from your was 40yrs old at the time

[CarolinaLawnClippingsLLC]

That’s happen to me once when I was 12 on my KX 125 in the heat of summer

I was 3 miles into woods and had 16 miles to go

Had no cellphones my dad dropped me off with my bike and a full gas can he would come back in a few hours to pick me up

No one else was riding until luckily I was only 6 miles from where the trail was when I heard another bike coming through the trails and it was my dad on a new bike that he went and bought after dropping me off that I had no idea about before hand

Luckily I had an empty water bottle in my camelback bag with a few tools that we drained some from his bike until I got 1/4 tank and made it back to trailhead

I was soooo tired I couldn’t even get back off my bike from pushing 10 miles literally

[michaelpease]

My favorite part is hearing in the background as the boys catch air. Never gets old.

Side note: I once crashed over the handlebars like 10 miles from home in the middle of NOWHERE in the desert (AZ). I cracked my sternum and fractured my wrist. All because some ATV didn't know I was following them out into the desert to see where they were riding. He came to a sudden stop and I went into a medium boulder under hard braking. That was a very painful 10 mile ride home 😂

[hadley_cumbow]

I took my 212 mini bike on a joy ride around our back roads yesterday, ran out of gas 3 miles out with nobody available to send gas🫠, it was a fun walk home lol

[Janito_]

When youre that exhausted, its tough to hold the bike up 😂😂. Been there done that. Im sure ill make the same mistake again at some point

[BlueCheeseISwearImAdictedTo]

Not the 125 in the background booking it to the jump😭😭

[OUTDOORSiHONDA]

What’s crazy is I wore those same pants with matching shirt 10+years ago, keep rocking kiddo!!! love the older style gear!!!

[ItsGreg]

Everyone complaining about how he let the kid run a bit. You people are why you never learn lessons until your a grown adult. Sometimes you have to let people learn a bit

[freedomisntfree_]

Always ride full with that weight, longer motos you might need it and you’ll be use to said weight 🤙

[williambaker]

That's why I always have some spare gas on me. And I always leave straight so I can look out for a fore smoker

[noknownthrone]

My number one rule has always been “don’t ride alone”. Always rode mountain trails and desert though

[Alex-gnxb]

Sometimes you fall and the gas just drips off the hose, so it’s not only about filling the tank😅

[NathanielWyatt-esdx]

He will always remember this that why when I used to ride I always had extra gas in my backpack in a couple pop bottles

[CutGrassGoFast]

Now imagine running out of gas in an rm 250 a half mile out in a trail by yourself… or in a crf450r running out of gas at the bottom of a massive hill yet I still forget to check 😂

[BertzyW]

When my homies and I go out and one of us run out of gas one of us jus go back to the trucks and bring a gas can back

[marcosperussolo]

i once got lost on a trail far from everyone and my ktm125 2 stroke ran outta gas too fuck that was a long walk

[MikeFerguson-isix]

I use to be able to pull my fuel line off with my fingers only. Get u a ole bottle clean. And you be off again