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[DonTom]

Not too much of an issue for my Zero FX, but can you imagine a Energica at 621 Plus pounds.

It will depend on how flat it falls.  That is probably  more important than the weight. With the SR, my handlebar was on the ground.

-Don-  Auburn, CA

[Crissa]

With mine, I was on a hill, so the handlebars were below the rest of the bike!

-Crissa

[DonTom]

With mine, I was on a hill, so the handlebars were below the rest of the bike!

-Crissa

How did you get it back up?

-Don-  Auburn, CA

[Crissa]

With mine, I was on a hill, so the handlebars were below the rest of the bike!

How did you get it back up?

The second method in the video.  Knees down, arms under it stiffly, leaning into the seat.

-Crissa

[flattetyre]

You shouldn't be riding a bike you can't pick up by yourself.

[DonTom]

You shouldn't be riding a bike you can't pick up by yourself.

Then I shouldn't be riding at all as that could be all ten of mine, in some situations.

I once dumped my Suzuki DR200SE on a hillside, off road. I got it back up, but it took about an hour, which including dragging it to a place where it was possible to be picked up. And that is the lightest bike I own. 

I was sure happy I had the DR200SE then and not the DR650SE, which I was thinking about when I decided to go with the lighter bike, even though the larger was a better deal. If the bike was any heavier, it would probably still be laying there near Mt. Pevine (Reno area).

-Don-  Auburn, CA