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Hey guys I actually had 19 stitches in my shin not my chin I think I told Katman my chin (typo), had a full face on, landed on my head and my left shoulder at about 40mph trying to avoid a vehicle that pulled out.

Very sore but ok..thanks to all

joe
awsome news!! glad to here another one walked away, or will walk away at a date to be determened :)
 
Holy crap, Joe!! Glad you are none the worse for wear...how did the bike fare?? Heal up quick!! :)
 
get well

get well

Joe i hope you heal up fast and stay safe as theres alot of riding left to do get well soon ........Pat
 
Hey guys I actually had 19 stitches in my shin not my chin I think I told Katman my chin (typo), had a full face on, landed on my head and my left shoulder at about 40mph trying to avoid a vehicle that pulled out.

Very sore but ok..thanks to all

joe
Glad it wasn't worse!!!! Heal up fast,listen to the Doc and therapists. Take pics!!! Take more pics. You'll want them in your old age. The morbidly curious want pics too!
 
Holy crap, Joe!! Glad you are none the worse for wear...how did the bike fare?? Heal up quick!! :)

Thx man..

Bike is gone rolled end for end, I was riding with several buddies and a constuction truck pulled out to block one lane without first setting up cones down the road. As I came overthe hill I had about 150 feet to brake at 70mph..I braked hard on the front and then rear which sent me into a side skid where I side swiped a buddy who had skidded sideways to a stop, that sent me catapolting through the air for about 30 feet, landed on my shoulder and head and slid on my back into the ditch ( so I was told )broken scapula and 19 stitches in the front of my shin (front lower left leg) Really freakin sore today gonna be out for a few weeks.
 
Thx man..

Bike is gone rolled end for end, I was riding with several buddies and a constuction truck pulled out to block one lane without first setting up cones down the road. As I came overthe hill I had about 150 feet to brake at 70mph..I braked hard on the front and then rear which sent me into a side skid where I side swiped a buddy who had skidded sideways to a stop, that sent me catapolting through the air for about 30 feet, landed on my shoulder and head and slid on my back into the ditch ( so I was told )broken scapula and 19 stitches in the front of my shin (front lower left leg) Really freakin sore today gonna be out for a few weeks.
Sounds like the way I went flying when I had my last accident in about '90. We were riding out by Medina Lake when a car came around a corner in my lane. I ended up riding downhill on a grassy shoulder about 40' wide. I could have ridden it out even though steering and braking was out of the question. I ended up going over a 2' diameter drain and getting thrown over the bars. The bike and I tumbled probably 150' on caliche at that point. The first thing to hit was my shoulder and head. I sat up and the first thing I thought about was the bike. Funny how your first reaction is "How is the bike?"
 
Hey feel better, Joe! No doubt ... for the next few days you're going to feel like you were "hit by a truck."

THANK GOODNESS YOU WEREN'T HIT BY A TRUCK!!!
(Hope I didn't make you laugh too much - I'm sure it probably hurts, but look at the bright side ... the pain tells you you're still alive and kicking!)

Anyway, I'm glad (as we all are) to hear that you weren't too seriously injured!

Get well soon, and
Regards,
 
wow man! glad to hear you are ok! was there a police report? you could go after the company for damages probably since they didn't have cones up.
 
Find a good lawyer if you haven't done so yet!!! Get well
 
Im sorry to hear about your crash man. It makes it even worse when something like that happens and you have to pay for someone elses negligence.Pain sucks but Im always glad to hear that a rider walked away from a wreck.... I hope you have a speedy recovery and can get back to enjoying your bikes....
 
ouch!

ouch!

Sorry to hear about your crash. Live to ride another day and its all ok. Be patient with your recovery it all takes time. Time and Glucosamine.
 
Wow. :(

Glad you managed to make it through. Best wishes on a speedy and complete recovery.
 
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