for those that don't know, i had a motorcycle wreck 10 november. don't remember what happened, i just remember the back brake locking up & hitting a ditch @ ~60mph. i went over the bars.

seperated shoulder, 2 broken ribs, sprained wrist, bruised pelvis & hip, hairline fracture across the bridge of my nose (sunglasses got me) pulled calf muscle, whiplash & concussion.

i was unconcious @ the scene for about 3-5 minutes. i have lost all memory from about 30 minutes before the wreck till about hour & half after. i just have "segments" of memory - rear brake locking up, stumbling around in the field taking off my helmet & jacket, head strapped down to spine-board in the ambulance & then waking up in the emergency room.

anybody ever had a concussion? i am still having moments of real light-headedness. if i stand up too fast or move my head around real fast, i get REAL dizzy.

i've had 2 head CTs & they tell me i'm fine, but it still makes me kinda :nervous:

 

i should be dead. i missed a telephone pole by less than 5 feet :nervous:

 

:eek3: I'm glad you're ok!

 

:thumbup:

 

holy crap man that was a close call!

You must be on some heavy pain killers...

I always worry when first timers buy fastbikes...

 

& i remember NONE of it h:

bastards only gave me some "anti-inflamatories" for my shoulder

been riding motorcycles since i was 9 (20 + years). that day, i just took it out for a spin cause it was gonna be probably the last warm day before winter set in. i wasn't even ridding hard. just out for a relaxing drive. must've lost concentration. :dunno: it only takes a second

 

Your sig is right:eek3:

Good thing your alive

 

My bad I thought it was your first bike.

I have a friend in FL who bought a 900RR as his first ever bike :nervous:

 

Glad to hear you're ok. What's the word on the bike's condition? Heal up!

 

sorry to read about your wreck, but glad you're still alive

when i was a rookie, i had a bad habit of overbraking the rear. i always locked it up..guess it's something new riders have a habit of.