Sorry to hear about your accident. Just hearing the phrase "high side" makes me wince. Glad your injuries weren't any worse. I hope you're recovery goes well and without a hitch!
Sorry to hear about your accident. Just hearing the phrase "high side" makes me wince. Glad your injuries weren't any worse. I hope you're recovery goes well and without a hitch!
Do your Best and Miss the Rest!
Put a couple screws in my ankle this evening. Probably here another day or 2 per bone doc. Thanks for all the well wishes guys! Still haven't seen pics of the scoot yet.
Appreciate all the well wishes!
Mike
Hi SpeedJunkie;
Not a good experience, but glad to hear you are still with us.
Get well Mike...
WEG
I had an off-road accident early 2016. Broke my left leg and tore a bunch of the connective bits in my ankle. I bought my b with the cast still on. I found that the incentive to ride my new bike was great motivation. Once the cast came off working to shift the b was incredibly difficult but was perfect rehabilitation, both mentally and physically.
Wishing you a speedy recovery. Hope you get back in the saddle soon.
Buddy stopped by the yard tonight & took a few pics. Said concrete under it was dry, & the only damage noted was the L crash bars & the kury highway peg.
It looks like once I came off, the bike righted itself & rolled off the road, then tipped over on the field. So hopefully it's a real cheap fix. I've got a 500 deductible, so part of that got ate up in the tow alone.
Mike
That sounds like the bike made out better than you.Originally Posted by speedjunkie
Which is a good thing for the pocketbook.
21 years Army (retired)
...been everywhere, seen everything, done almost everything.
IBA 80537
Bike made out way better! Hospital stay is gonna be $!
Mike
Going home today. Bike made it home last night. Wife agreed, I got the shit end of the stick. I'll check it over and post back.
Mike
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