Goodbye

[DSSA955i]

good news about payout bri.

Sorry for your crash, glad you still have all your pieces, get well.


Clutch, pull the clutch, buys you time to think about the kill switch next time :P

[bri]

Originally Posted by DSSA955i

good news about payout bri.

Sorry for your crash, glad you still have all your pieces, get well.


Clutch, pull the clutch, buys you time to think about the kill switch next time :P

did clutch dab on rear brake then k/s all happend so quick with the car ahead arriving to quick, bike started to go down just before k/s difficult because just after i pulled in i was almost into the next bend but ho hum whats done is done all a learning experience all be it a painful lesson

[bri]

its not what i wanted but ended up with real good deal on a 1200 bandit all i could afford after diff stuff going on in my life but im back and rubber down they rebuilt elbow as best they could and physio is going great should be back and rubber side down soon peeps

[rubber biscuit]

Glad to hear from you and glad you're back on two! Hope you continue to heal and congratulations on you're new scoot. Best of luck with it. rb

[terrys3]

Speedy recovery. Sorry for the busted body parts and bent metal ones. I have been looking at crash protection and have come to the conclusion that some pads do nothing in deflecting much force and lots to transmit force over a larger area. This causes more trauma and a larger break and more bone damage. I am now a believer in Motorport kit. A suit with effective pads will run a grand, lots of bucks. But cheap in comparison to rebuilding your body especially here in the USA where we get screwed on healthcare cost compared to the Brits and the French to name a few.

[Bo Heck]

Skin is always more expensive than leather, glad youre ok.

[berkdogg]

I am really sorry to hear about your crash. There is no feeling quite equal to not having your lady sitting in the garage in one piece.

Heal yourself, take any lesson you can from the accident, and enjoy shopping for a new gal.

I do have one question for you though. Do you think anti lock brakes would have any way prevented this? My bike doesn't have this feature and sometimes I think it is just a matter of time before some impossible situation arises that I'll need them and wish I had 'em.

[bri]

i dont think abs would have helped to be honest everything was so quick, i think i got off lightly and maybe the right thing was done maybe not but im alive with reletivly light injury after 60-70mph off in traffic +1 for always wearing the right gear makes me cringe when i hear a bike go past like im stood still and low and behold no protective clothing hate to think what would have happened if i hadnt had mine

[Kalibaba]

Sorry to hear that. Glad your ok

[Tremor]

Glad to hear you healing well. Good gear can only help.


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