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Posted by 49Reo
 - December 07, 2009, 09:04:08 AM

Wow! that sucks! hope the road to recovery is not too long or painful; people need to pay (alot) more attention to the world around them; life would be much better for those around them!! Best of luck on your recovery; (and getting your bike back up and on the road)
Regards, 49Reo  :)

Posted by pcarrell
 - December 07, 2009, 06:22:27 AM

Oh man!  OUCH!

Sorry to hear of the "incident".  Cagers do tend to not watch for bikers as much as they should.  I remember the feeling of vulnerability I first felt when I learned to ride, and again when I relearned.  I try to remember that felling as it serves as a great caution to my brave heart & silly head when riding.  I sometimes wish all the cagers could feel that feeling, then maybe they'd pay us a bit more attention.

Hope you get to feeling better soon......and hang on to that wife, she's a keeper!

Posted by aclone
 - December 06, 2009, 14:48:01 PM

Sorry to hear it, best wishes for a quick recovery!!
Hope the bikes not to bad!
Mark

Posted by bullride28
 - December 06, 2009, 12:52:46 PM

broken smashed parts we dont need. sorry for you and your ride. take it slow on the road to recovery its slow like going 55 .  good wife priceless

Posted by 1SG CAV
 - December 06, 2009, 09:58:41 AM

Glad to here you are OK, except for some broken bones. How is the bike?? Our worst enemies on the road (CARS). they feel safe inside the box, to bad they don't watch for those of us who ride outside the box. I've had two co-workers killed while riding. One claimed he didn't hear or see him(Load Pipes save Lives). The other was hit from behind. So get well so you can get back in the saddle, again glad to hear you're ok.

Posted by ski.dive
 - December 06, 2009, 09:14:53 AM

I HAD TO SLAM ON BRAKES WHEN SOME ONE PULLED OUT IN FRONT OF ME,
DROPPED THE BIG 1500 DRIFTER ON MY RIGHT ANKLE...
RESULT WAS 3 BROKEN BONES ON MY ANKLE, HAD SURGERY ON WEDNESDAY

THEY PUT 8 STAINLESS STEEL SCREWS AND ONE STAINLESS STEEL PLATE ON MY RIGHT ANKLE TO REPAIR IT, I WILL NOT BE RIDING FOR MONTHS.

I CAN'T EVEN DRIVE MY CAR SINCE I HAVE A HUGE CAST ON MY RIGHT LEG.

THANK GOD I HAVE A GOOD WIFE TAKING CARE OF ME.

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