David, glad you will be OK, take time to heal, your story will remind the rest of us to be careful out there.

 

David, I hope you get well soon, glad to see your helmet saves your head. Every time I heard shlt like this, I don't feel comfortable, knock on wood and god bless you.

 

Wow...hope you heal well. This is a reminder for us all that since we are always customizing and changing things on our bikes, we should remember to get used to the new stuff. Especially newly lowered bikes, new foot controls, etc. Be careful everyone.

 

best wishes for a fast and complete recovery

 

Hey Man... the bike is just a little metal and rubber. The good news is that you will recover and live to fight another day.
Close encounters with the other world have a way of hanging a frame around the important things in life. Consider
yourself blessed. All my best wishes for the fastest, least painful recovery possible David.

terry

 

davidc, glad you are still with us. Prayers for a quick recovery.

I had a wreck last month that was somewhat similiar to yours (someone turned left across an intersection I was traveling through). Iwas fortunate and walked away with just general soreness.I too experienced a "black out" period but it was much shorter then yours.

And my sporty was totaled also, tubes bent, etc. I haven't replaced the bike yet but I really want to. Hopefully I'll get toin the next couple years.

Just wanted to share my similiar experience.

 

Sorry to hear about the accident.
On the plus side you are still around to leave the message on the forums.
Get well soon, keep us posted on your recovery.
The new bike will take place when you are ready.
Good luck...

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Was just contemplating riding without a helmet, yannow give it a try, then I read this post and realize there is just no way I am gonna get into that habit. Thanks for snapping me back to reality, I hope you a speedy recovery and you are back on two wheels soon.

 

That story gave me the chills. Im glad to hear you will be ok, all my best for a speedy recovery!

 

Isn't modern medicine something else? An airlifted patient suffering from head trauma and fractures to the pelvic area with no rememberance of what happened due to a motorcycle rear-end collision is now posting up on his favorite forums three days later to let us all know he is ok. THREE FREAKIN DAYS.

Thanks for sharing what happened and being candid about it. I don't know about anyone else, but I learn something everytime one of biker brothern take a spill.

God Bless and prayers your way. Hope for a fast recovery. But take your time. The next ride on your new bike will be a little freaky. Mine was.