So glad you weren’t hurt badly.
Yellow Jersey straightened the fork of my XO-5 after an unfortunate meeting
with a minivan.
They did a great job with an unbelievably fast turnaround.
I’ve noticed no ill affects from the bend and repair but will let anyone
know if I ever foolishly consider
Ouch! Glad you're OK. How's your head? Were you checked for a concussion?
Loosing a tooth can mean one or not, depending on the impact. Prayers for
your rapid healing.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Tuesday, August 12, 2014 10:52:57 AM UTC-6, Mojo wrote:
Accidents happen. This one though freaked
Glad you're OK--and, BTW, that is some stick! Advice on the chin c--let
your beard grow out until the scab lifts on its own. Don't ask me how I
know to do this, just do it. Your face will thank you. And you'll always
wonder what happened in those few minutes you're missing, but I suspect
Thanks all. Oh yes Patrick a good concussion. I was on a 27 second loop for
more than 4 hours, none of which I remember. My wife is a saint. I am
taking recovery very seriously, with lots of rest. Not to start a helmet
debate here, but without my helmet this likely would have been much worse.
Joe,
Sorry to hear about your crash. Wishing you a successful and swift recovery
and you are back riding soon..
When you have your fork checked out inspect around the fork crown for
cracks in the paint at the lug joints. Also inspect the top tube and down
tube near the head tube for any
So glad to hear that you are okay/wasn't worse. I had a friend who was
slammed down in a similar way from, of all things, a *squirrel* crossing
her path! Got stuck in her fork about the same way.
Your faith will come back—and you will have greater awareness I predict.
Heal and rest,
RCW
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Joe, I'm glad your ok. Unfortunately I know the feeling... I and my Saluki
went over hard yesterday coming home. I've got a minor elbow fracture and the
saluki fork is crumpled... More to follow but the bike did remarkably well and
I've already heard back from Riv with options on a
On 08/12/2014 05:33 PM, Tony DeFilippo wrote:
Joe, I'm glad your ok. Unfortunately I know the feeling... I and my Saluki
went over hard yesterday coming home. I've got a minor elbow fracture and the
saluki fork is crumpled... More to follow but the bike did remarkably well and
I've already
Ouch, that's an ugly looking face plant. No doubt the pain of the damage
to your beloved ride will last longer than the face pain. Heal, be well,
and get back on a bike. The most dangerous seat at our age is the sofa.
Michael
On Tuesday, August 12, 2014 12:52:57 PM UTC-4, Mojo wrote:
