Haha, I have had more than my share of wobbling/falling off,usually at the point that it feels too good to be true.
Here are a few of the many occasions,
1, Crossing a FORD which is incredibly easy,in my infinate wisdom i decided rather than slow down a bit,i'd power it through.....woah,front end nicely raised but the rear dropped into a rut quicker than my cat like reactions. To cut a long story short,it went through the hedge and threw me over the bars,snapped my lower leg bones. Luckily i was 'only' 6miles from home,so kept my boot on and rode home after getting a mate to start the bike up for me(kick start only).
2, Practice week for IOM TT, waiting for everyone to gear up so we could hit the lanes and get some good view points and decided to do some stand up wheelies through the field we were camping in. 4th gear is always good for this,another guy with us was up front dropping it in for power slides so i dropped the front end and gets us side by side and everything felt so perfect,4th gear in the mid range....
Damn,what happened there? Only high sided and landed about 20m from the bike,finished rolling,run back,pick up the bike,fire it up and ride away with a 'save face' wheelie and off we all went......about 2hrs later I knew something wasn't 'right' so went to the hospital and had a broken collar bone.
I've lost count the amount of times i had come off and had just minor injuries.